UY Sketchbook 4
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- Todd Shogun
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UY Sketchbook 4
I've posted the cover art for the upcoming 4th issue of the Usagi Yojimbo Sketchbook, due out in time for Motor City Comic Con!
http://usagiyojimbo.com/comingup.html#uysb4
http://usagiyojimbo.com/comingup.html#uysb4
the alternate ending
Dear Readers,
Thank you Sensei Sakai for creating these wonderful books.
All bow down to our Mighty Shogun for posting the cover.
I am really looking forward to understanding the controversy about the alternate ending.
Thank you very much for all of the fun.
Best wishes to all!
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Thank you Sensei Sakai for creating these wonderful books.
All bow down to our Mighty Shogun for posting the cover.
I am really looking forward to understanding the controversy about the alternate ending.
Thank you very much for all of the fun.
Best wishes to all!
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- Stan Sakai
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Thanks for posting the cover, Todd.
The story, Mayumi, is the alternate ending for The Killer story arc that ran from UY 94 to 102. I shortened that 24 page story into 10 pages to fit in UY Sketchbook #4. The art is in that sketchy style that I usually reserve for my autobiographical stories, and that I used for Sukanku in the UY SBk #3.
The other stuff is made up of a short 3-page story, and misc. art some of which you here on the Dojo have already seen, such as the end paper for UY Book 21 and the Mouse Guard inks.
I do have copies of the other sketchbooks, but very few of #1. They are limited to 750 signed & number copies. As I said in the past, these are more for the collectors who want an insider's view into my process of creating Usagi.
The story, Mayumi, is the alternate ending for The Killer story arc that ran from UY 94 to 102. I shortened that 24 page story into 10 pages to fit in UY Sketchbook #4. The art is in that sketchy style that I usually reserve for my autobiographical stories, and that I used for Sukanku in the UY SBk #3.
The other stuff is made up of a short 3-page story, and misc. art some of which you here on the Dojo have already seen, such as the end paper for UY Book 21 and the Mouse Guard inks.
I do have copies of the other sketchbooks, but very few of #1. They are limited to 750 signed & number copies. As I said in the past, these are more for the collectors who want an insider's view into my process of creating Usagi.
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- Stan Sakai
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There is no story behind this cover. It's just one of those drawings that I thought would look cool. I'm a sucker for drawing of things coming out of the ground...and tentacles. Maybe next year, I'll do a wraparound cover of Usagi with tentacles, ala Fanfan's art from St Malo.roel wrote:I really love the cover and the linework. It looks like it could be a very interesting story. Is there any chance that this is a story in developement which we will see in the future?
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wow Fanfan That's a fantastic piece, you lucky thing you. I recently came across another really nice example of Stan-san doing tentacles. I'll see if I can post it:
hmmm... nope - weird
It's a pin-up Stan did for Guy Davis of his character The Marquis with his trademark gattling pistol and a whole bunch of tentacly goodness. It's a really nice piece. Guy sent it to me in an e-mail a couple of days ago but it's in a weird format that I can't copy or save. There may be a reason for this - I'll inquire.
Anyway congrats on a wonderful piece Fanfan.
hmmm... nope - weird
It's a pin-up Stan did for Guy Davis of his character The Marquis with his trademark gattling pistol and a whole bunch of tentacly goodness. It's a really nice piece. Guy sent it to me in an e-mail a couple of days ago but it's in a weird format that I can't copy or save. There may be a reason for this - I'll inquire.
Anyway congrats on a wonderful piece Fanfan.
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- Stan Sakai
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