October 31, 2021
I have long admired the power of silhouettes in comic strips, illustrations, book covers and especially, graphic novels.
"Terry and the Pirates" by Milton Caniff
"Buzz Sawyer" by Roy Crane
And some artists have taken this concept to new heights by going between silhouettes and straight up illustration.
by Sergio Toppi
Let's face it, Big Bad Blocks of Black really establishes a punch. It's quite impactful, and something I would like to emulate, even in my sepia drenched drawings, like this.
Daily Whip Out:
"Mickey Free In Sepia Silhouette"
"Black Is Black (I want my baby back)"
"Go to the net, or stay behind the baseline. Don't get caught in the middle."
—Old Tennis Saying
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