Brian Kolm
Author's posts
Feb 28
Sketch 2-27-06 Island Girl
Drawn tonight – ball-point pens are so fun to draw with. Tag(s): Brian Kolm|Atomic Bear Press|AtomicBearPress|ABP|island girl|sketch|
Feb 27
PIXAR fundraiser notes…
Harry-go-round has great notes from the PIXAR even last saturday. I am so glad, since I did not remember to take notes myself. The presentations at PIXAR are always inspiring. tags: pixar| _____________________________________ Visit http://www.atomicbearpress.com/comics/log/ to see my production art for my comic book, Beyond the Great Chimney as well as other art, sketches and …
Feb 26
Sketch 2-25-06
Drawn and painted at Wondercon 2006 a few weeks ago. Tag(s): Beyond the Great Chimney|btgc|comics|Brian Kolm|Atomic Bear Press|AtomicBearPress|ABP|
Feb 26
Comics I got at Wondercon 2006
Here are some of the comics I got at Wondercon 2006. Discriptions and links coming soon. _____________________________________ Visit http://www.atomicbearpress.com/comics/log/ to see my production art for my comic book, Beyond the Great Chimney as well as other art, sketches and drawings.
Feb 26
the art of Scott Morse
Scott Morse. What can I say. The man is amazing. His inking is right up there with the likes of Jeff Smith (Bone). His paintings are unique, retro, graphic, and exciting. Check out his work. Magic Pickel Rules!! tags: Scott Morse|comics| _____________________________________ Visit http://www.atomicbearpress.com/comics/log/ to see my production art for my comic book, Beyond the …
Feb 26
a few PIXAR fundraiser photos!
Check out a few photos from the PIXAR fund raiser for the Cartoon Art Museum tonight. tags: pixar|cartoon art museum|animaiton|
Feb 24
Sketch 2-23-06 Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
Yesterday I spent the day at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. They have an amazing show that is ending on Sunday: Traditions Unbound: Groundbreaking Painters of 18th Century Kyoto. I can’t put into words at how beautiful the art was and how much it releated to cartooning. So beautiful. The use of negative …
Feb 24
Sketch 2-24-06
©2006 Brian Kolm This illustration started off to be a five headed power ranger. The idea is that they could only afford one actor who would play the whole team of 5 rangers. And since Disney has been showing the Power Rangers on their stations, the masks came to look like Mickey Mouse and his …
