Stephen DeStefano
@stephendestefano
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My notes for the 2021 sculpture of the PRIMAL maquette. More sketches are available for paid subscribers and purchase on my Patreon page (the link is around here somewhere).
Yeah, I drew all that, and I can draw way more. Like everyone else, I’m looking for a steady gig. Keep me in mind, won’t you?
That time I drew backgrounds for the final season of Samurai Jack. A couple other of my drawings will be going up on my Patreon page momentarily.
Don’t get too enthused. It ain’t mine and it’s Ai. This one and only time, I’ll allow it.
Designs for PRIMAL, season three, episode 30. More going up on my Patreon page for paying subscribers….now!
I corrected a 30 year old drawing. To see my full process, head on over to my Patreon page.
Probably I won’t see the movie, but here’s an older drawing I did of Kara Zor-El. I freshened it up a bit though.
Life drawings from a session in my neighborhood last night.
One of my mentees asked if we could discuss the work of an artist that inspires them, and I was like, “yeah, show me their work”, so he sends me this long tiny file of stuff from my old blogs. What a nut! I had to inform them that much of this was no longer good, but they still like it.
Designs from PRIMAL season three, episode 29. More drawings and roughs from this episode will be going up on my Patreon page shortly.
Just posted to my Patreon page is a recorded live drawing event in which I attempt to perfect, or at least make not suck an old ‘Mazing Man cover of mine. Available to subscribers and for a one time purchase.
1) is my clean up of 2) Genndy’s original rough and 3) is Scott Wills’ color over both. This project was just announced at Annecy.
Panels from the sequel to my 2010 graphic novel, LUCKY IN LOVE.
Unused roughs, sketches and layouts for the sequel to my 2010 graphic novel, LUCKY IN LOVE.
I liked the Carousel ice cream truck, I didn’t like Mr. Softee truck, and I was vocal about my preferences.
‘Mazing Man was a distant cousin to Sugar & Spike for sure.
Tune in! Available for purchase or Patreon subscribers at the higher level. Watch me be a goof and attempt to explain how to draw folds in cloth.