Thank you very much. For some people, they might say “study” rather than “doodle,” but I don’t think what I’m doing is all that serious. The drawing also did not take very long and I was watching tv at the same time, so . . . “doodle.” And thank you for the compliment.
Hiya! Great drawing as usual Aaron. I see you’re now playing in the digital space with Wacom. Funnily enoigh I was just snooping around the Wacom onlineshop, but my budget only allows for an Intuios and I dn’t thinkI could get ued to drawingon a tablet, but seeingon the computer screen.
Marti
It is, but it is also a practice exercise. The fun thing about these Star Trek studies is that I don’t have an instructor hovering around behind my back ripping me apart. I suppose the way I felt (relaxed enjoyment) made me feel as if this were a doodle. Doodles are supposed to be fun after all.
Well..if what you’re doing is a doodle, show me what you consider more serious than a doodle because I must say, I take this to be some extremely, seriously, good work!! That’s my story and I’m sticking to it!! LOL!! I mean it!!
What is amazing is YOUR talent! Please keep it up! You have a ‘captive’ audience, believe me!! I find myself coming back to see what new work you’ve done! And I am never disappointed!
Great doodles! I always got in trouble for doodling in school, probably should have doodled more. 🙂
I haven’t. If I had done the same drawing by hand, it would have gone faster and had fewer classical rendering problems. Right now, I just learning a tool I’ve only had for a month or so now. With this one, I just gritted my teeth and pushed my way through.
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Ahhhhh!!!! Thank you, Aaron!!!!
That’s a treat!
🙂
Thank you so much, Marina. I am glad you like it.
That is an amazing doodle.. Love it
Thank you very much. For some people, they might say “study” rather than “doodle,” but I don’t think what I’m doing is all that serious. The drawing also did not take very long and I was watching tv at the same time, so . . . “doodle.” And thank you for the compliment.
Wonderfully done. Needless to add, Kirk is the greatest Star Ship Captain!
Absolutely! None of the others come close.
Hiya! Great drawing as usual Aaron. I see you’re now playing in the digital space with Wacom. Funnily enoigh I was just snooping around the Wacom onlineshop, but my budget only allows for an Intuios and I dn’t thinkI could get ued to drawingon a tablet, but seeingon the computer screen.
Marti
I bought a Wacom Splash. I got it on sale for fifty dollars at Best Buy. Not too bad and within budget . . . so, nice.
As for drawing and not looking at the pen . . . that took and is taking some getting used to.
Wow, well your drawing doesn’t look like you’re having trouble! Excellent stuff
Marti 🙂
Marti, you are of course way too kind! 😀
Wow – this is really impressive work, Aaron. 🙂 But I can’t stop imagining him singing ‘Rocket Man’, lol! 🙂
Awesome. I love that song. I was thinking of “99 Red Balloons” as I was drawing this. As always, you are way too nice!
Kirk’s the finest captain Starfleet ever had.
I agree 100%!
‘Captain Kirk’ would love to see this!! Great work!!
Thank you very much much! I hope he would.
Oh, he most definitely would! You should be famous!
talented.
Thank you very much!
I would also like to state that your work is so much more than a ‘doodle’!! Most definitely!
It is, but it is also a practice exercise. The fun thing about these Star Trek studies is that I don’t have an instructor hovering around behind my back ripping me apart. I suppose the way I felt (relaxed enjoyment) made me feel as if this were a doodle. Doodles are supposed to be fun after all.
Well..if what you’re doing is a doodle, show me what you consider more serious than a doodle because I must say, I take this to be some extremely, seriously, good work!! That’s my story and I’m sticking to it!! LOL!! I mean it!!
Shelby, you are amazing! Thank you so much, Your support means so much to me!
What is amazing is YOUR talent! Please keep it up! You have a ‘captive’ audience, believe me!! I find myself coming back to see what new work you’ve done! And I am never disappointed!
Great doodles! I always got in trouble for doodling in school, probably should have doodled more. 🙂
Me too . . . all the way through college and at work, too.
Excellent. Iwish I could master digital drawing.
I haven’t. If I had done the same drawing by hand, it would have gone faster and had fewer classical rendering problems. Right now, I just learning a tool I’ve only had for a month or so now. With this one, I just gritted my teeth and pushed my way through.
My favourite Canadian! Nicely done~
He is truly an interesting Canadian. He is my favorite captain.
Outstanding!! I’m giving it 5 stars and 6 star treks!! : )