T-Shirt Thursday, Round 11

Here's a shirt I've been thinking about for quite awhile now:

I think the message says it all. You can order it from my RedBubble store, of course.

Shotglass-a-Day Project, Day 30/31.

And the shotglass project has almost drawn to close. Here's the penultimate drawing:

Ink, Photoshop. One more left...

Shotglass-a-Day Project, Days 26-27/31.

Still catching up. I have so many souvenirs of other people's vacations:

 Charcoal, watercolour.

Ink, watercolour, coloured pencil, Photoshop.

Shotglass-a-Day Project, Days 22-24/31.

Big progress last night. Went over to visit friends last night (and watch 9, which was phenomenal), and drew a few of their glasses:

Ink, Photoshop.

Shotglass-a-Day Project, Day 21/31.

So today was a day of big decisions. The biggest one being, there's no way I could last a whole year drawing shotglasses without losing my mind.

Therefore, the plan is draw a month's worth of shotglasses and then switch topics. So what'll I be drawing once the 31 shotglasses are done, you may ask? Well, this latest glass contains a hint:

Ink, Photoshop.

Shotglass-a-Day Project, Day 19/31.

Souvenir of San Diego ComiCon, either 2004 or 2005:

Ink, Photoshop.

Shotglass-a-Day Project, Day 15-16/31.

Playing catchup again, so this post will be a two-fer:

 

Ink, coloured pencil, gouache.

Pencil, Photoshop.

Shotglass-a-Day Project, Day 08/31.

Anybody who knows me knows how much I like Jack Daniel's. And a few of you keep asking when I'm gonna draw a Jack glass, so without further ado:

Ink, china marker, gouache, Photoshop.

Shotglass-a-Day Project, Day 01/31.

Happy New Year, folks. Yes, it's a whole 'nother year, and so I figured I needed a new art project.

'Cause all the existing projects just weren't enough, of course.

The new idea is, I draw a quick sketch of a different shotglass every day. Day in, day out, for the whole 366 days. (Yep, 2012 is a leap year.) Trying not to go into it with too many preconceived notions, so I'm not putting any hard-and-fast rules into place. I might do these in charcoal, ink, coloured pencil, watercolour... whatever floats my boat on that particular day. It's as much a disciplinary exercise as anything else, although hopefully it'll help mantain my drawing muscles as well.

So without further ado, may I present you with the inaugural shotglass of the day:

Coloured pencil and charcoal.

Stay tuned for more, every day of 2012.

Cheers,
Bret Taylor
Vancouver, BC
January 1st, 2012


EDIT: After a month I'm realizing that I just don't have 366 shotglasses in me. So, it'll be shotglasses in January, dinosaurs in February, etc. etc.