Dr. Sketchy’s here in Berlin features elaborately costumed models, fabulous sets, and often multiple skits and wardrobe changes.
I really enjoyed the saga of the medium who is possessed by the ghost of a bride.
And working on different transparency techniques for the bride’s veil!
As you can see I purchased my first white gel pen and used it for the first time on these.
Like all other tools I use, my crude multi-media “technique” will quickly contaminate it with chalk particles and destroy it! But it sure was fun to have something precise to make marks on the Strathmore Toned Gray paper with. It was so much like using the Pentel White Paint Markers that first appeared at Pearl Paint around 1981-1982. They were the biggest thing ever for us NYC graffiti writers!
I had to photograph this one rather than trim it for the scanner cause there was just too much going on at the edges!
I should either get a bigger scanner or start not using the whole page, which is unlikely since “use the whole page” was drilled into me at Parsons from age seventeen.
Previous post from this session here. Thank you LaLaVox and Le Pustra for another incredible night! What a gift you give us!
And thanks to my Patrons on Patreon whose financial support makes it possible for me to go to events like this. You are the best.
Previous Dr. Sketchy’s Berlin posts here, here, here and here.
Finally got a minute and I’m finishing up the last of the Vaudeville Variety drawings.
And Dusty Limits, singing the Cabaret classic “Don’t Tell Mama”.