The Deadly Hands of Les McClaine

Best Dracula

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This page from my old SLG comic Highway 13 still makes me laugh. This is from issue 9, “El Escarabajo Mortal: Mummy Killer.”

I needed a logo for a thing so I threw this together this afternoon.

okbjgm:

howdyspacebuddy:

Fighting Crime is on The Mind, 2013, colored and finished

Pen, ink, watercolors, and colored pencils

My art is sheer elegance in its simplicity

this.

theairtightgarage:

Here’s a write up of Giraud’s volume of XIII from Cinebook, which is now available(in the states as well, as I believe Diamond is now carrying them). Cinebook graciously sent me a copy, and it’s nice to finally see a new English translation of Giraud’s work. It’s beautiful(and cheap), and so fun to see him play around in the spy genre.

[via The Comics Reporter]

It’s a real shame they messed up the lettering so badly. Cramped balloons, serif “I”s in the middle of words, etc.

Would it have killed them to get a competent letterer for a prestige book?

I don’t know if I ever posted this one before. I was surprised to find a pencils layer under the finishes; apparently this was an early (ca. 2008) go for me at digital drawing.

Okay, I’ll stop spamming Tumblr with all this stuff now.

I think I was trying for a Basil Gogos thing on this. I don’t know if it entirely worked but it’s at least a recognizable portrait.

The Ghost of Rodney Dangerfield, for the 2007 back-to-school issue of the Portland Mercury

Look at that smug George Washington.

I’m going through old hard drives and finding forgotten stuff.  This cartoon bear in a hat gives pretty good advice. I found this and immediately did some wrist stretches and it felt pretty nice.

I got these stretches from my Mom, who got them from her physical therapist. Mom hurt her hand playing handbells but the exercises seem to work for cartooning-related cramping too.

Please be careful with your arm-parts. Do not take medical advice from a cartoon bear in a hat.

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