Jack's Coffee and the Brooklyn Bridge

Two more from the South Street Seaport on Saturday.

The Peking

First of a couple sketches from the South Street Seaport yesterday.

Worldwide Sketchcrawl #15 is Tomorrow

Just a reminder to New Yorkers that we'll be meeting for Sketchcrawl on Saturday August 25th at Pier 17 (Fulton & South Streets) of the South Street Seaport at 11 am at the big boat in the harbor.

Subway directions: 2, 3, 4, 5, J, Z, or M to Fulton Street A or C trains to Broadway-Nassau;
or E train towards Fulton Street. Walk East on Fulton Street to Water Street.

We may head over to the Museum of the Native American at some point later in the day for some air conditioning.

Looks like it'll be a hot one, bring plenty of water and sunscreen!

Check out the Sketchcrawl Forums for additional information and to post your drawings.

See you tomorrow!
-Alisa

email: alisamharris(at)hotmail(dot)com

Toad

This was a card I did for my friend Jose's housewarming.

Samurai Jack marker studies

These are the last of the color studies I've done lately. You can see the original beautiful paintings over at Bill Wray's blog.

Alice marker sketches

Here's the rest of the Mary Blair studies. These are both from Alice in Wonderland.

Peter Pan color/ layout studies

I've been doing a bunch of color key studies in marker based on design work by Mary Blair. The top sketch is about 5.5"x 6" and the bottom one is 3"x 4" (about actual size here.) They were done on the same page, but I posted them separately as they weren't facing the same way. I had a lot of fun sketching these up quickly and I'll post the rest in the next couple of days.

The Girls' Guide to Guys' Stuff

Some of the contributers:


The book release party was last night and although it was insanely hot, there was a good turnout. Special thanks to Nathalia, Liam, Ray and Franz for coming out! The book is now available at comic shops nationwide!

apartment sketches

If you're in the NYC area, there's a book release party this Monday August 6 for the Friends of Lulu comic anthology "The Girls' Guide to Guys' Stuff." It's a pretty amazing collection of work from female cartoonists (including me!) It starts at 7 at the Museum of Comic & Cartoon Art at 594 Broadway, Suite 401.

P.S. You can check out my latest animation on a Pink Panther commercial for the Virginia Lottery at the Cold Hard Flash site!