I like the way that Michelangelo is swinging his nuchaku with apparent wild abandon here. -- PL
(TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES and all related titles, logos and characters are trademarks of Viacom International Inc. © 2009 Viacom International Inc. All Rights Reserved.) All other material ©2011 Peter Laird unless otherwise noted.
Showing posts with label Michelangelo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michelangelo. Show all posts
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Blast from the Past #291: Michelangelo swinging 'chuks pin-up drawing
Here's one of my pin-up drawings, this one from 1986. It's another one from the days when I inked with a real brush and bottled ink.
I like the way that Michelangelo is swinging his nuchaku with apparent wild abandon here. -- PL
I like the way that Michelangelo is swinging his nuchaku with apparent wild abandon here. -- PL
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Blast from the Past #197: Michelangelo kneeling with 'chuks
Here's another of my pinup drawings, this one of Michelangelo in a ready pose, from 1987. -- PL
Monday, June 8, 2009
Blast from the Past #191: Michelangelo in attack mode pinup
Here's another of my pinup drawings, this one a leaping Michelangelo from 1987. -- PL
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Blast from the Past #181: Laird/Lawson Turtle sketch
I have this troubling feeling that I've posted this one before... but I did a quick search on this blog and couldn't find it. So maybe I'm just confusing it with another drawing. In any event, if it is a repost, my apologies.
This is a drawing that, very likely, I did while bored at a convention. Jim Lawson inked it in his style of the day (this was back in 1986), which, if memory serves, involved use of the famous Tombow roller-ball pen (a tool much beloved of Mirage artists of that time). -- PL
This is a drawing that, very likely, I did while bored at a convention. Jim Lawson inked it in his style of the day (this was back in 1986), which, if memory serves, involved use of the famous Tombow roller-ball pen (a tool much beloved of Mirage artists of that time). -- PL
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Blast from the Past #39 repost: Michelangelo's new costume
This is one more of the proposed redesigns for the unfilmed fourth live-action TMNT movie. Here we gave Mike a more “street” look because his new mutation gave him the ability to project a human appearance onto his turtle features, allowing him to interact freely with humans.
This reminds me a little of an even earlier idea Kevin and I toyed with for the TMNT comics. We had this (admittedly more than a bit goofy) plan to have Donatello make "human disguises" which the Turtles could wear that would allow them to move around undetected in public. These disguises would not have survived really close examination, though... for example, to accommodate the Turtles' three-fingered hands, they would wear special latex gloves which from a distance would look like human five-fingered hands, but actually had the index finger and middle finger fused into one, and the other two fingers also fused together in this way. I think I have a quick sketch of this somewhere, but I haven't seen it in a while. -- PL
This reminds me a little of an even earlier idea Kevin and I toyed with for the TMNT comics. We had this (admittedly more than a bit goofy) plan to have Donatello make "human disguises" which the Turtles could wear that would allow them to move around undetected in public. These disguises would not have survived really close examination, though... for example, to accommodate the Turtles' three-fingered hands, they would wear special latex gloves which from a distance would look like human five-fingered hands, but actually had the index finger and middle finger fused into one, and the other two fingers also fused together in this way. I think I have a quick sketch of this somewhere, but I haven't seen it in a while. -- PL
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)