That was my attitude after just a week at the last job. Not a good sign!
It's also not a good sign that I couldn't even bother to use any kind of use of perspective, even in a damn doodle.
Another idea/sequence that won't see the light of day:
It's the last remaining drawing from a Karate Kid inspired sequence that got thoroughly butchered in the final board. I'm only mildly disappointed, as I had to come up with a whole bunch of gags over an intense weekend workout of, "Oh crap the board artist didn't do anything for this section and now I have to find a way to make it work let's see what can I do? I know I'll rip off the Karate Kid and everyone will think it's teh funnay!!"
Yeah, right.
Out of 4 quick gag sequences I pulled out of my @$$ over a two day post-it scribbling period, only two of them were used. Thank goodness for the post-its, and their expendability matched my talent on that sequence!
Tomorrow I start a freelance gig. Yay, money!!
1 comment:
Love working on them and hate to see them come back on a board.
Have fun on your freelance gig lady, and don't embarrass me.
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