Barftastic Jason

Personal Blog for Jason Week, who draws a bunch of stuff in a bunch of places. For just drawings, this is my other tumblr.

[jason-week]

Good mail today!!! #barftastic

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This is going surprisingly well considering how crappy the printout of the sketch came out.

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Obsessing over goblin ecology and culture lately. Like you do.

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They kept wanting more rainbows. There was much giggling.

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Honest to goodness, this one requested a Yeti. I have cool nieces.

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Doing drawings by request of my nieces.

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Drawing yoyo stuff on my tablet while little badger whuffles in time to my music.

[mummyshark]

Some of you have asked if I’ll be selling a new Halloween print this year. YES, I WILL. Here’s a teaser. Full details to come in a week or less!

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Some early conceptual art of The Mannister.

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[brainsausage]

My review of Pacific Rim.

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Playing with scissors

[paleoillustration]

Jinfengopteryx elegans by Hillary Esdaile:

“New Caledonian crows fashion sticks into harpoons and use them to snag tasty grubs out of holes and rotting wood. I wanted to draw a dinosaur using tools the same way, and I figured if any dinosaur was clever enough to figure it out, it would be a troodontid. So here is Jinfengopteryx elegans, a small troodontid from China that lived around 122 million years ago. This was my first serious foray into paleo art and though I admit I took some liberties with the flora, I tried to be as accurate as I could with the dinosaur. Jaime A. Headden helped me out a lot with the anatomy (many thanks!)”

GIFs from this video

[brainsausage]

Some Cindi Mayweather/Janelle Monáe fan art. Recorded the inking and sped it up, too. 

[jason-week]

Somehow I've ended up drawing Janelle Monáe fan art tonight.

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Kim Thompson, RIP.

[comicscurator-blog]

My boss, friend, and self-made man. Gonna reread all the Tardi books tonight.

[johnconway]

The dinosaur formerly known as Brachiosaurus brancai was possibly the best dinosaur, but try as I might, I can never do it justice. Here’s another attempt at making it look regal by having it roll around in mud. I think I may have a strategy problem here.

I haven’t been puting much work up recently because of the top secret book project sapping nearly all my painting time. I’ve been working on this Photoshop painting for ages, and I’m glad to get it out the door. I’m considering making it part of a panorama.

[jason-week]

Absolutely gorgeous.