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Sometimes on the net, you can find very unusual usagi sketch, i like this one :


plus tribute to Stan :


do not hesitate to share special sketchs....

Stan made this one in Paris (aon the Dr Jekyll & Mister Hyde subject)

Yeah, I have always liked the "Bunny in a Bottle" sketch, It is so simple, but it is still a great concept. The owner of the sketch wrote that he bought a rubber stamp which made the bottle, then he had all the artists he met draw something inside the bottle. I thought that was such a neat idea. He has a "Groo in a Bottle" sketch as well.

Check out his collection at:
http://www.thecliffguy.com/

This is another convention sketch which I ran across on the internet and really just loved....

Obviously, Terry is into kiwi birds, more so than Usagi is into kiwi birds.
Check out the full collection at:
http://www.kiwibean.com/KiwiSketchbook/ ... /Index.htm

Huh! There are more Terrys in the world than I thought!

Great pics!

Bwahahahaha! My unstoppable army of clones will soon be in posession of every Stan Sakai sketch in the world and then....then...then...uhmmmm...bwahahahaha...hack....hack...cough.

Uhhhhh I'll get back to you with my nefarious plan.

nice pics

the "bottle" idea was cool

I came across this injured Usagi a while back. Unfortunately, I don’t remember the site I found it on. It says “To Will! Stan Sakai San Diego 2003"

http://beyonder.over-blog.com/

Just ran across this sketch for the first time today....

Steroid-poppin' Super Usagi!

Abayo....

PS

Gaffey wrote:I came across this injured Usagi a while back. Unfortunately, I don’t remember the site I found it on. It says “To Will! Stan Sakai San Diego 2003"

http://kwc.org/blog/archives/2003/2003- ... sakai.html

"Will" is just one of my many aliases.

Steve Hubbell wrote: Check out his collection at:
http://www.thecliffguy.com/

What an amazing sketch book. How fun is that? The internet is so cool because we can all experience art like that with a simple click.

And Mr. Sakai was the first to contribute his art to the Cliff sketchbook. Give credit where credit is due!

Peace,

maka

Maka wrote:

Steve Hubbell wrote: Check out his collection at:
http://www.thecliffguy.com/

What an amazing sketch book. How fun is that? The internet is so cool because we can all experience art like that with a simple click.

And Mr. Sakai was the first to contribute his art to the Cliff sketchbook. Give credit where credit is due!

Peace,

maka

Here is an interview with Walt "The Cliff Guy" Parrish that was posted on the Comicon web-site some time back...
http://www.comicon.com/cgi-bin/ultimate ... 6&t=003599

Wow...that John Buscema and Alfredo Alcala art was fantastic. So detailed. The Cliff guy certainly has quite the collection.

You know, for once I have to agree with Usagi....


..... *rubs ears after Kiwi's loud call* .................. *rubrub*



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