Hmm, sounds familiar. I bet you thought I was kidding about "Onion Head", but I wasn't. Anyway, Sam is usually a cowboy or a pirate. Here he is in all his nautical charm from a Looney Tunes Bugs Bunny short. Trying to push the poses a bit.

Cause today is the last "Onion Head" image from the cosplay life drawing at Fantom Comics DC - oh the humanity.

Something abut that mask just reminds me of Jack Skellington. The creature known as "onion Head" from the cosplay life drawing session at Fantom Comics DC that happened way before Halloween.

Can't we put them down for five minutes? Or at least the 15 minutes this pose lasted? "Onion Head" from Fantom Comics DC cosplay life drawing session. We're getting to the end, I promise.

That "Onion Head" cosplay life drawing session at Fantom Comics DC was pretty productive apparently. Here's another with that cool gray! Ok, it was more lavender.

More "Onion Man" from the cosplay life drawing session at Fantom Comics DC now with subtle shading!

About Halloween, cause it's finally October! Sadly these images were done a few months ago- whoops. "Onion Man" from the cosplay life drawing session at Fantom Comics DC where the pens go to dry up.

I enjoy cosplay life drawing sessions at Fantom Comics DC although it doesn't seem as popular as nude events. I don't know why, cause it's more interesting to render cloth, especially when sketching in solid black. Makes me feel like Alex Toth or something.

Rather, I must have been working hard, cause I got a lot of sketches from cosplay life drawing at Fantom Comics DC with "Onion Head" to post, so gonna go daily for a bit.

Is that the opposite of forgetting? Like I did about posting for a month? Anyway, trying to catch up with a cosplay life drawing from a more recent session at Fantom Comics DC that involved "Onion Head"!

Or line of motion to end the week. Studying some simplified drapery from a Looney Tunes, Bugs Bunny short where Sam plays a desert marauder; to see how simplified cloth can be depicted.

Building off some Sam poses from a Bugs Bunny, Looney Tunes short.

Or should this be lady in red, from the life drawing at Fantom Comics DC not that long ago, but late in posting.

Thighs are always a challenge, and knowing you plan to post an image, makes other spots difficult to decide how much one should "render" the area. As in this life drawing from Fantom Comics DC drawing session.

In this case, purple. Another of the new life drawing model at Fantom Comics DC who had amazing hair.

More of the first time life drawing model at Fantom Comics DC that had fun hair to draw.

From life drawing at Fantom Comics DC of a first time model.

Sorry, been away for a bit. Here's a (fairly) recent life drawing from Fantom Comics DC session; more to come.

Glasses on top of the head, just works. Needed to render this more, but got lazy during this non-life drawing sketch from the tubes. Again, drapery.

Another quick non-life-drawing sketch from more images off the web.

Put on some pants, you'll get grease burns. Another non-life-drawing sketch based on a pic floating around the net.

If gas wasn't so high, I'd rather be in Japan taking advantage of the exchange rate. For now, here is a sketch from a pic off the inter webs. Love me some drapery.

Boxer? Archer? Monk? You decide. Last image from the June cosplay life drawing session at Fantom Comics in DC.

Not where I was, instead I was at the June cosplay life drawing at Fantom Comics.

Two, maybe, three days old. Where this drawing is over a month old, from the June cosplay life drawing at Fantom Comics.

A brush pen, sure, but not a droid. From June cosplay life drawing at Fantom Comics in DC.

On to some ink sketches from the June cosplay life drawing session at Fantom Comics in DC where I'm trying to getting better. Faster. Stronger. Whoops- wrong franchise.

Can't hear you, or draw you, apparently. Another sketch from June cosplay life drawing at Fantom Comics DC.

This and the previous sketches from the June cosplay life drawing done at Fantom Comics in DC, were all about 5 min. I think?

Sketches based on "Bunker Hill Bunny", in honor of tomorrow. Been in a Yosemite (pronounced yoh-sem-i-tee for you idiots) mood lately. Tried pushing the original pose and silhouette, instead of just copying.

More from the June edition cosplay life drawing at Fantom Comics in DC

Never saw many one-off Paramount shorts, but these are from "The Family Circus" (1951) -not associated w/ comic strip. Some Disney qualities to her, but tried pushing her "annoyed" sequence.

Well, the cosplay was supposed to be an archer, but no bow, no arrows; no problem. Fantom Comics in DC for cosplay life drawing had another solid model.

Pushing Sam's pose from Looney Tunes- "Roman Legion Hare", and the classic gag where one almost falls into a pit of lions/alligators/sharks, etc.

Age test. Anyway, last image from the first of the month life drawing session at Fantom Comics.

Shifting into purple lead for the reaming images done at the life drawing session in DC at Fantom Comics.

That's what Julia Child says, and I guess it applies to pencil drawings as well. Like this image from the life drawing session at Fantom Comics.

Another pic from the first life drawing session of the month at Fantom Comics, in pencil with some blending.

Five minute study from the start of the month life drawing session at Fantom Comics.

A last image from the cosplay life drawing session at Fantom Comics that's 100% obviously pencil instead of ink, but way less recognizable is the piece of cake she was holding.

Another image from the recent cosplay life drawing session at Fantom Comics in DC. I think I went too heavy on the eyes, and no way was there enough time to render out the bouquet; so deal.

Sketches based on Looney Tunes "Hasty Hare" (1952), when Bugs tosses an anchor out of Marvin's ship. Starting w/ original shot of Bugs struggling w/ the anchor, I then pushed the poses/line-of-action.

Recent cosplay session at Fantom Comics in DC, and although I don't get the reference, the dress was lovely to draw.

Gotten to the point I just render the hell out of a back when it's a longer pose. Mainly cause I didn't leave enough room on the page to do her whole head, but I faked like it was on purpose, during life drawing at Fantom Comics DC

Which is what I usually say about mistakes in my work, but only after the fact, when it comes to life drawing at Fantom Comics in DC.

Lovely pose, but more than I could handle in 5 min. during life drawing at Fantom Comics.