Robot Dragon Slayer sketch card

All images and text copyright 2014 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This week's sketch card for my son's lunch lays out a little background on the hero robot.

Pencil and marker sketch, modified in PhotoShop with the text added.

Robot Dragon Slayer meets the Shaman

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith Doodle Bag Productions

For generations the Shaman had hid in amongst the debris of the Lost Ones, perfecting the spells and following the old rituals, protecting the bastion of healing from the onslaught of the dragons.  Now though, her citadel had been breached by the Robot that stood at the edge of the flickering light of the remaining ancient oracles.  

This is watercolor and Copic Markers on Strathmore board with Pitt Pens and colored pencils. 

Robot Dragon Slayer episode 4

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith Doodle Bag Productions

I got the sketch card for my son's lunch done early this week, it helps when he skips a week.

The Robot Dragon Slayer's quest has led him into the Temple of Healing, what the ancients mysteriously referred to as the CeeDeeCee.  After navigating the seemingly endless corridors and bottomless shafts and passing multiple dragon signs, the Robot emerges what appears to be the most sacred spot of the temple, still magically lit only by glowing windows housed in mystical frames that shown on the surfaces of the Robot's dirty armor. 

Pitt Pens, watercolor, copic marker on Strathmore board.

Robot Dragon Slayer Quest

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This is another study for the Robot Dragon Slayer character for my son's sketch card series.  

Ink pens and watercolor with a little prismacolor pencils and copic markers thrown in for accent.

Sketch Book Doodles

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith Doodle Bag Productions

Here are some more sketches from the sketch book, working out the current lunch bag, practicing Sara's Mom character and throwing a robot in for fun.

Blue Col-Erase Pencil, Stabilo Pen, and a Marvy Artwin marker

Finished Wooden Robot

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This was a little doodle of a wooden robot brandishing a wand.

He's a hand drawn and inked image (col-erase pencils and Pitt Pens), cleaned up in PhotoShop and then rendered using copic markers.

Robot Playing Banner

All images and text copyright 2013 Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

Just a little robot banner I placed on my Facebook page for fun.