Halloween Lunch Bag

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

Thursday is the last day of the week for Sara, AND it is also Halloween, so the normal illustration is replaced with something holiday appropriate.

Col-Erase pencils, Pitt Pens, Copic Marker, oil pastels on a standard lunch bag

Robot Sketch Card - On a Ledge

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

This week finds the Robot Dragon Slayer still working on his quest, the setting sun glints off of his few remaining clean surfaces and he is precariously perched on a ledge reaching for the next safe spot.

Watercolors, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers on Strathmore board

Halloween Witch Sketch

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

This was a little warm up sketch for this week's lunch bag illustration.

Warm Up Sketch

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This was a quick warm up hand sketch that I added some color to in photoshop.

Robot Sketch Card

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

In this week's sketch card for my son's lunch we find the Robot Dragon Slayer looking over his shoulder at the edge of a ruined city.  The original name for Atlanta, GA was Terminus.

Strathmore illustration board, HB lead, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, and watercolors

6th Grade - lunch bag #10

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

We are back in school after fall break! This lunch bag has Sara needing to find a spot to stick all the components of the Egyptian Chapter of the history book so that the water will flow for the Hanging Gardens! She calls upon the Locker Gnome to store the stuff until they are ready for it in Social Studies.

Regular Lunch bag, col-erase pencils, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, white gel pen, oil pastels.

Updated Halloween Witch

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Updated the witch image and re-formatted her for printing.

Originally a hand drawing that I then re-drew in Illustrator and placed the color in Illustrator as well.  The final composition was put together in PhotoShop.