DAY 5 - DRAWING 5 (CHARLES SCHULZ)

Drawing n# 5



Example of Charles Schulz's style, author of The Peanuts

DAY 4 - DRAWING 4 (AI YAZAWA)

Drawing n# 4



Example of Ai Yazawa's style, author of Nana

DAY 3 - DRAWING 3 (MANUELA RIZZI)

Drawing n# 3


Example of Manuela Rizzi's style, one of the authors of W.I.T.C.H.

DAY 2 - DRAWING 2 (NAOKO TAKEUCHI)

Drawing n# 2



Example of Naoko Takeuchi's style, author of Sailor Moon



I'have to admit that I was afraid I was'nt going to make it today, and it'is just the second day! but I did it! ( I feel kinda weird been talking on my own...)

G.

DAY 1 - DRAWING 1 (STEPHEN SILVER)

Drawing n# 1



Example of Stephen Silver's style, author of Kim Possible

Day 1: What I'm going to do

Hi everybody,
you don’t know me and I don’t know you, but it’s ok, because this blog is not a journal, I’m not going to talk about me, about my life and stuff. This is NOT one o those blogs. In fact , on these pages, I’m going to challenge myself, in front of you anonymous witnesses, to draw myself 365 times in 365 days. I’ll find inspiration on comic designers, known and unknown, present and past, and I’ll post the result of my effort every day. If, one day, I won’t be able to post, I’ll post twice the day after or as soon as possible.
As you might already guessed the portrayed will be me (because It’s easier and I’m vain) so you could confront all the different styles.
I think that’s all. Let the challenge begin!
G.