Saturday, October 2, 2010
The Snake
The Snake has no name, but he lives in a cavern beneath the world and from the Snake's mouth drips venom, which Sigyn catches in a bowl to prevent the venom from dripping onto Loki. If the venom drips into Loki's eyes, he writhes and screams and this causes the earth to shake.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Demon # 47
When creating the list of all the characters in the Sandman universe I would sometimes give panel numbers and descriptions for characters such as Men, Women, Faeries and Demons simply because there were so many and I wanted to help Scott figure out which character I was talking about.
This Demon was listed as "Demon # 47 (Preludes & Nocturnes 102 – Right Lower – Blue Puckered-Lip Brain Demon)."
I think that Scott did an excellent job with this. He certainly is a "puckered-lip" Demon.
This Demon was listed as "Demon # 47 (Preludes & Nocturnes 102 – Right Lower – Blue Puckered-Lip Brain Demon)."
I think that Scott did an excellent job with this. He certainly is a "puckered-lip" Demon.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Demon # 37
Monday, September 27, 2010
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Peasblossom
Today is my wife's birthday and, to celebrate, I thought I would post one of my favorite drawings Scott has done (so far).
This is Peasblossom. He is one of the many faeries from the Midsummer Nights Dream story from Sandman # 19. This story has been recognized as being one of the best stories in the Sandman series and so it only makes sense that Scott would find inspiration in that and draw this amazing piece. This is one of the best examples of Scott's new found water color work.
Happy Birthday, Sweetie!
This is Peasblossom. He is one of the many faeries from the Midsummer Nights Dream story from Sandman # 19. This story has been recognized as being one of the best stories in the Sandman series and so it only makes sense that Scott would find inspiration in that and draw this amazing piece. This is one of the best examples of Scott's new found water color work.
Happy Birthday, Sweetie!
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