These are stills from an animated television advertisement campaign that I worked on that got killed after we made eight commercials.  The client liked my sketchbooks and wanted a quickly drawn, primitive look.  I drew them straight to paper using Sharpies and watercolors, very fun.

I painted these sketchbook drawings of Rajiv and Earl at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art with my Illustrative Storytelling class.  Where, you might ask, is the museum?  Who cares... Ha! These guys are a lot of fun to draw.

The great thing was the school children.  Hundreds of kids arrived at the museum as we were drawing, and slowly they began to get closer to where we were. Many of the kids were tumbling and rolling down a grassy knoll that slopes up to the roof of the dinosaur museum. Finally, on both days, their curiosity got the best of them as they rolled right into our art supplies and easels.

From this past Saturday. I love doing simple and direct stuff like this.