I'm Jon Wolter. I draw. When I'm not being lazy. Help me not be lazy.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Here’s the pencils for that, just cause I actually have them.
Hey, I drew something today, for a 3 year old’s birthday.
Surprising no one, it’s a raccoon.
Little goofy sketch before I go out tonight.
Thanks to Brad for the idea. Assuming he wants credit.
I made this for my wife, for a card. Rowlf is her favorite Muppet. I’m a Rizzo man, myself.
Wow, it’s been some time since I updated this place, huh? I’m going to try to get myself back on track soon.
I don’t normally do things like this, as graphic design is anathema to me, but my wife needed a logo ASAP for her business. I’m not suffering under any illusions that this is a great design, but my client was happy enough not to divorce me over it.
Hey, remember when I updated this thing last? Me neither.
Well, I’m back after a rough patch with a little piece I drew yesterday for a baby shower card.
Okay, I haven’t been doing much of anything due to my new job (I’m working on more set pieces for that show, but nothing’s ready to show yet). I need to get back into the swing of things. Therefore, I’m doing the 30-day art challenge thing that’s floating around Facebook (thanks Amy!). I included a chinchilla, because people like those sorts of things.
Day 1: Yourself
Well, this blog is probably going to seem a little boring for a while. I’m helping a friend of mine design some set pieces for a play - silhouettes and “hand-drawn” line art representations of real items. This is going to cut into my ability to draw random chinchillas, sad raccoons, and Hitler getting punched for a while, as I draw a lot of random items. But I expect (hope) these things will look a lot better in the context of an actual set.
That is all.
Oh, and I’ll probably be going light on the entries in the next few weeks. I’m going to be working overtime a lot, and may not have a lot of time to finish work. We’ll see how that goes.
