Okay, this was even more fun, drawing Stinz as a leather-boy.
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I don’t know when I ever had so much fun as when I drew the actor who plays the Peach as a complete American hick. Peanuts in his RC and all.
Backstage at The Desert Peach. This is one of the reasons I don’t go to pieces over my characters – the worse they get treated, the better the actors playing them get paid.
I just started drawing and these actors showed up. Well, of COURSE the villain is always really the nicest guy on the crew.
And Hugh Jackson, so graceful and lovely on the screen, is the biggest klutz in the world. Watch his outtakes — the man should be using those pratfalls on-screen, they’re so spectacular. He’s not just cute, he’s funny.
Backstage at the Peach. I had a lot of fun with this story. It came after I’d explained my characters had a union, and I was just management. In this story, I’m just the director, and it’s the actors’ night off.
This the musical program book illustration by Colin Upton. Colin is one of my favorite writers and artists — witty, complicated, well-read. Go enjoy!
Barb Rausch did the most gorgeous work of all for the Desert Peach program book. Oh, but she ALWAYS did!
Justin Norman’s FABULOUS contribution to the Desert Peach musical program book.
Chuck Melville’s wonderful contribution to the Desert Peach musical program book.
Another beautiful piece of contributed art to the Desert Peach musical program book, this time by Dan Kaufman.
Pia Guerra‘s take on a Sandman story.
