NYC Sketchbook part 3/3

Here's part 3 of 3 of what I drew this weekend: Monday and the journey back to Portland.

On the plane back to Portland:










This is how you know that it's time to put the sketchbook away:

Thanks for reading! :D I'll try to remember which sketches I omitted and post them later.

NYC Sketchbook part 2/3

Here's part 2 of 3 of what I drew this weekend: Saturday and Sunday in NYC.

Girl waiting for the bus with an interesting haircut and outfit. Also, notes for possible travel comics:


Hanging out with Nico goes hand in hand with lots of miscommunication shenanigans :P




Trying to draw Heather at a cafe near the Met:

This is a terrible drawing...I'm not good at drawing naked 13-year-olds, SORRY.


Starbucks? 8D; She was scary. I liked her.

Those NYC ladies like the half-shaved haircut! I'm a fan.

People at NYCC:



Oh my God, this girl. In the bow dress. The most beautiful person I have EVER SEEN. It was like a fashion magazine model come to life!

NYC Sketchbook part 1/3

Here's part 1 of 3 of what I drew this weekend: Thursday and the journey to NYC.

I had to pull a couple of pages because they have spoilers or are from unannounced projects :(








I loooove the Ultimate Spiderman relaunch characer designs. Mary Jane and Gwen are super fun to draw:

People on the flight from LA to New York

NYC and NYCC

I went to New York this weekend to visit my friend Heather. Coincidentally, my visit fell on the weekend of New York Comic Con! Thanks to Joe Keatinge and Eric Stephenson, I was able to get a last-minute badge and see the show on Friday and Sunday (THANK YOU).

Between days at the con, Heather and I did as many touristy things as possible:

One of the most fun things that we did was rent bikes and ride around the Central Park loop for 2 hours!






We saw the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Saturday:


Our 17th century creeper friend:

His face is the awesomest.

I like this painting; it reminds me of a shoujo manga face:




The roof of the Met was SOOOO COOL. You can see the NYC skyline and all of Central Park.


And this weirdo art installment was on the roof as well:


We played in it. There were even tours where you could walk up in it along these pathways in the bamboo! Very Where the Wild Things Are.


Daddy, I want a unicorn wine dispenser!!! >:(


I love how these helmets leave room for a wacky nose and mustache. Or a chickenface.


Lawls.


There was much dining/drinking this weekend.


But we also found time to chill at home!


The last thing that Heather and I did on Monday was walk the Brooklyn Bridge. I recommend it!! So pretty!!




And last but not least, look who I saw on the bridge!