Sketch-A-Day 58

This was kind of the final look I went with on the Alias page. I finally finished that damn thing today/yesterday. I went with a very basic non-descript archer character that was derived from my early interpretations of Spider, although now he bears pretty much zero resemblance to the original.

I tried to go with what made sense: a covered/protected bow arm and a bare unfettered arrow arm. The pouches? I couldn't help myself, I found one old picture with a few utility patches on his belt so I owned it. I went a little more modern with the bow, not as generic recurve as the original.

that's pretty much it.

Sketch-A-Day 53

fuckin' around with Alias in some WAY too much detail body armor

Sketch-A-Day 50

it's weird, there seems to be a whole new set of rules to drawing bow & arrow heroes. I've dabbled in it a bit with the Golden Archer , but that's about it.

I'm still grappling with his movements looking anatomically correct...without really drawing anatomy, cause we know I'm not that guy.

Sketch-A-Day 49

working on a couple panel ideas...apparently I've lost all concept of vanishing points.

Sketch-A-Day 48

an updated version of an old golden age hero named Alias the Spider. Possibly the oddest and least nonsensically named hero of all time. He didn't wear a mask, so there was really no "alias," and he was a bow & arrow hero in no way related to spiders.