Work Doodles!

Here is a collection of drawings I did at the studio during the past 5 1/2 months when I should have been working (don't tell the boss!).

Remember kids: watch 'Johnny Test' EVERY Saturday and Sunday on Teletoon! (Check your local listings.)

This sketch is of two characters of my own I've been working on for a couple months (more to come soon). Elaborately drawn one day when our server crashed.

(I'm not so sure about this licking the floor pose. Afterall, it is supposted to be a kid's show...)

Hooray! Life Drawing Classes started up again!

(My scanner is small, so this is actually a photo)

Back at it!

Public Gardens

This is a painting I did for my sister and her fiance. Now that she's happily married, I can finally post it. The scene is of the Public Gardens in Halifax. A beautiful spot if you ever visit.
Medium is Gouache. (Sorry that it is not a better photo, the painting was too big for my scanner.)

New Website!

Well, it's been quite a while since my last post... I've had plenty to keep me busy, including a new Website. Here is the link if you are interested: http://animationnb.com/2007/jdoiron/
(There is plenty of new artwork on it, including some of my Animation work.) Enjoy!

I drew these while I was waiting to get my hair cut on Saturday.

Veggie Kid

Development sketches for a little kid character in an upcoming Flash Animation.

Snide Gestures

Dainty & Snide

My first crack at nailing down the details of the two characters in an organised model sheet.

Although, it wasn't a landmark film, "Nails" the spider from the film "Cool World" is definitely one of my favorite cartoon characters of all time. Recently, I watched the film "Christmas in Tattertown" (another Bakshi production) and there is a character in it whom I am sure was the precursor to Nails. This page was drawn under that influence.

In Limbo at Tim Horton's

Another Background Painting

Layout supplied by Animation Instructor Rick Knowles, painted by me in Gouache.

Skull

Hi, I haven't posted in awhile. Here is something new.

Painted in Gouache.

Character Development

There is a certain kind of energy that arises when you search for what you want to say on paper. I challenge myself to draw as much as I can on a single page to maintain that energy and improve my previous design.

Painted in Gouache.

Snide

This is a character I've been working on for years. His name is Snide.

Gestures

Sharks

Drawn from ceramic statues from a museam in Halifax.