Ofer and I took a ski course at the Canada Olympic Park in Calgary. We both agreed that the main reason for this course’s success was the awesome instructor we had, Vince. I just had to give him something and I preferred to go slightly more original than chocolates. So one lesson before the end of the course I got a snapshot of him during the lesson and made this quick sketch in ink, referring to both the ever-present scheme of serpentine in the snow and his comment just before he let us try some jumps

A definite influence of reading Danger Girl (by J. Scott Campbell and Andy Hartnell) in the evening. I didn’t mean to draw Sidney – so it’s not really her – but it’s oh so influenced. Go Campbell go! I like your juicy girls.

This is the final graphic design of OKAY’s (Israeli comics readers and collectors) first T-shirt (other designs exist on the site). I had to rough it out due to print limitations, and it was a very painful work for me.

A fan art of Frank Miller’s Sin City stripper – Nancy Callahan. I thought about doing it in B&W cutouts, but it just came out like that. I love Miller’s work on the entire Sin City series.

This is a Linsner fan art piece I did in a managerial course. Trying to explain who Dawn was to my course mates was hilarious. I like this drawing because I felt a bit of awe coming to draw it, like: “How dare you draw the goddess?” and it was funny, and nice.

I drew this when I was still dreaming of making a Jem comics one day, and tried to imagine: how would Jem look like in a comic book? I gave up some of the permanent puff though…

This was a design for a vague idea of a “Comics – not for men only” T-shirt, for Comikaza comics shop. The project didn’t come to be, and I wanted to use it for the OKAY (Israeli comics readers and collectors. In Hebrew these are the initials) T shirt. Unfortunately, I found out I need to thicken the lines dramatically, and the final graphic outcome was something I liked much less.

This was a chance to try out a new set of pens. I had no muse whatsoever, so I quickly sketched a leaning woman, put the phoenix uniform on her, and got to the point of trying my pens. I kind of like the result.

Another boring course. I wanted to draw something practical, that I could paint and sell, so I did this (I wouldn’t buy it though). It’s stiff, but cute, and I wanted it in. so there you go.

I did this sketch on a lecture that didn’t fascinate me much. It was during my reading of the Extreme X-Men title, and I gotta say, I loved the outfit they gave storm there, and the whole line of art in general. When I like something, I tend to sketch it.