It's Been a While...

Sorry for the delay in posting. Things are starting to ramp up at work -- and so I've been super busy.

We spotted this one on our way out!

--Marcelo

Lily Williams has Posted

Here is Lily's version of the Mark.

Sadly, this may be her last entry for a while as Lily has finished her internship here at Sony. She will be missed, but hopefully she'll make an occasional guest visit with us from time to time.

--The Sketchclub Management

Strange Summer Colors

Here's my take on today's mark. What's with the gray shirt and winter boots? For crying out loud it's 80 degrees, it's summer, it's California!

(She was talking to another girl holding a little puppy, hence the look on her face.)

--Marcelo

big black bag

I haven't published anything in eons...


Noelle

Cathy Jones and Lily Williams Post

Our Sony intern Lily Williams is at it again, this time a two-fer! After the Sketchclub management spotted the man in the white shirt, the club then spotted a very unusual looking, and very skinny, blonde woman. Rather than stick to one mark, Lily did both! What an over-achiever.

Good job Lily.

This is Cathy's version for the official Sketchclub mark. Too bad that Vignali guy gave this man short sleeves. Cathy and Lily, on the other hand, got it right.

The Sketchclub Management

Mark of the Week

I'm still trying to figure this guy out in terms of character: Eastern European retired mobster? I dunno, but he made enough of an impression that the Sketchclub management picked him as our mark.

--Marcelo

Our Newest Members!

Sketchclub has a several new members to its ever expanding roster of artists. Cathy Jones, who worked with Don Bluth, Dreamworks, Disney, Dreamworks and Sony, has joined the club!

Lily Williams, one of our esteemed interns, is taking full advantage of this limited-time free membership and has also joined the club. WOW -- this kid can draw!

And here's a sketch from one of our charter members Marcelo Vignali.

The Ice-Cream Man

OK, is it just me, or does this guy look like an ice cream cone. Better yet, orange sherbet! This guy brings new meaning to that old adage, "You are what you eat."

--Marcelo

Mark from 4-30

Here's a mark from a week back, that I finally added some color to. When I was a kid, the local department store had a costumed walking, talking Christmas tree-- she's kind of the post-punk version of that.