Showing posts with label satyr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label satyr. Show all posts

Sunday, May 29, 2011

A-Sketch-a-Day-Until-Hera #34

Olympians Book 3, Hera: The Goddess and Her Glory is finally coming out July 19th. To commemorate this momentous occasion I will be posting a drawing from my enormous cache of sketchbooks each weekday until Hera hits the shelves. I'll be going through them chronologically, with today's piece coming from a sketchbook from sometime in latish 2006.


Today's piece is perfect for this lazy Memorial day weekend Sunday. Pan, kicking it back while a satyr dances nearby.

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Sunday, May 8, 2011

A-Sketch-a-Day-Until-Hera #13

Olympians Book 3, Hera: The Goddess and Her Glory is finally coming out July 19th. To commemorate this momentous occasion I will be posting a drawing from my enormous cache of sketchbooks each weekday until Hera hits the shelves. I'll be going through them chronologically, with today's piece coming from a sketchbook from sometime in latish 2006.


Why, it's another Pan. Well, the dude on the bottom is Pan, at least. I decided early on that there would be some sort of visual hierarchy between the horns of the great God Pan (a full-on set of ram's horns) and you basic garden variety Satyr (normal pointy goat horns). That being said, this is an old model for Pan-- when he appears, his face and horns will both be significantly different. So now you know.


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