“C,” of course, was a montage - and the final selection. Here's the Sketch -> Final comparison. Each of these would’ve demanded a very different rendering approach. Thanks again to everyone who was a part of the process, from start to end (including anyone who read this far)! Prints in my bio. (4/4)

Because this series is a period piece from ~roughly~ the 70’s, option “B” is inspired by editorial illustration of the era, most notably Bernie Fuchs (and a dash of Coby Whitmore). Readers of TGBS will probably easily guess the name of this location ;) (3/4)

Ricky brought Hilo's swagger to life, and Sabrina's subtlety elevated every pose she struck. I'm also sharing some sketches from early on. These are what I send to my CD Lauren Panepinto to choose from.
"A" was a classic, almost keyframe-styled cinematic action moment. Name that scene? (2/4)

This is really cool art.

no, no I like that better

...been saving that one long? 😂

I really love the audiobooks too. At first the dude's voice almost seemed too edgy and serious but now I think it's perfect, I'm doing a reread along with my runs.

🙏❤️

Many damned thanks 🙏🙏

More drawing details from my work on The Green Bone Saga (4/4). Prints of this piece are still available through the end of the week!
www.tommyarnoldart.com/prints

More drawing details from my work on The Green Bone Saga (3/4). Prints of this piece are still available through the end of the week!
www.tommyarnoldart.com/prints

More drawing details from my work on The Green Bone Saga (2/4). Prints of this piece are still available through the end of the week!
www.tommyarnoldart.com/prints

What is the TLDR for people who like colored pencils?

Have to agree with this description 😄

FUGGIN LOVE THIS MONKEY