Hiya Gang

Eamon here, thanks for inviting me to be a part of the bloggy goodness (bloggy?). I decided to post something new of mine...relatively new anyway. This is a marker piece I did for a show held at a local Sailor Jerry Store, many PCS members were present and involved in the show. I like ducks...especially ill tempered ones. Hope everyone has a happy new year!

-Eamon

Sketch book Sunday!

A page done as a result of drinkin' and drawin' at Dirty Franks

Split Lip Horror Webcomics

Some of the pages I am doing for a short story that will appear on Split Lip. Pages are done black and white with marker and ink on composite paper. Tones were added digitally in Photoshop.





The story is now live. New pages up every Tuesday and Thursday.

Final Vintage Pabst Crate by Jeffro Kilpatrick

I finally got a chance to get these photos and scans up on the web here. I finished the Pabst Blue Ribbon vintage crate a couple weeks back. Thanks to my buddy Gravy for his patience and Pabst's generosity for all the sponsorship they've given me and the Philly Cartoonist Society over the years. I drew all the images on sticker paper, inked them with waterproof Micron pens, then colored them with waterproof markers, like Prismacolors. I also used some white colored pencil for highlights. Then I cut out the shapes with an razor and stuck the pieces to various sides of the crate. Then I used waterproof ink for the "Pabst" lettering on the top of the crate and the ink coming from the pen of the "Jeff" cartoon. Thanks to Joannie for challenging me to be a little more careful with the ink and not settle for laziness. When I was finished laying it out, I sealed the whole crate with about five coats of high gloss acrylic polyurethane. Since the sealant was water-based, I had to use all waterproof materials on the initial drawings. I used the water-based so it didn't yellow the sticker paper. Anyways, below are the final scans and then photos of how they look on the crate. Now I just have to get it back to Pabst...