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Monday, April 9, 2012

(Day 285) Page 11- Unshaded Pencils (from 8.5" x 12" Moleskine sketchbook)

Posted by Bill Alger at 4:49 PM No comments:

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Labels: buildings, cartoon, cartoons, child, children, comic, Comic Book, comics, Farmgirl, Graphic Novel, Homeboy, Moleskine, running

Saturday, April 7, 2012

(Day 283) Page 10 - Unshaded Pencils- Book View (from 8.5" x 12" Moleskine sketchbook)

Posted by Bill Alger at 2:30 PM 2 comments:

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Labels: buildings, cartoon, cartoons, child, children, city, comic, Comic Book, comics, Farmgirl, father, Graphic Novel, home, Homeboy, house, kid, kids, Moleskine, running, Sketchbook

Thursday, April 5, 2012

(Day 281) Page 10- Unshaded Pencils (from 8.5" x 12" Moleskine sketchbook)

Posted by Bill Alger at 6:13 PM 1 comment:

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Labels: buildings, cartoon, cartoons, child, children, city, comic, Comic Book, comics, Farmgirl, father, Graphic Novel, home, Homeboy, house, kid, kids, running

Sunday, April 1, 2012

(Day 277) Original sketch of "Kevin The Green Crocodile!"

Posted by Bill Alger at 1:10 PM No comments:

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Labels: Barney, Barney the Dinosaur, cartoon, cartoons, child, children, comic, comics, cult, cute, Farmgirl, Gangs, Homeboy, Kevin, Kevin the Crocodile, kid, kids, parody

Saturday, March 31, 2012

(Day 276) Homeboy Meets "Kevin The Green Crocodile!"

Posted by Bill Alger at 10:18 AM No comments:

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Labels: Barney, Barney the Dinosaur, cartoon, cartoons, child, children, comic, comics, cult, cute, Farmgirl, Gangs, Homeboy, Kevin, Kevin the Crocodile, kid, kids, parody

Saturday, March 17, 2012

(Day 262) Page 1- Shaded Pencils (Splash Page from 8.5" x 12" Moleskine sketchbook)

Posted by Bill Alger at 4:48 PM No comments:

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Labels: cartoons, cat, child, children, city, comic, Comic Book, comics, cute, Farmgirl, Graphic Novel, home, Homeboy, kid, kids, kitten, kitty, Moleskine, pencil, Sketchbook

Friday, March 16, 2012

(Day 261) Page 1- Shaded Pencils (Splash Page from 8.5" x 12" Moleskine sketchbook)

Posted by Bill Alger at 7:36 PM 1 comment:

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Labels: cartoons, cat, child, children, city, comic, Comic Book, comics, cute, Farmgirl, Graphic Novel, home, Homeboy, kid, kids, kitten, kitty, Moleskine, pencil, Sketchbook

Monday, March 12, 2012

(Day 257) Page 1- Unshaded Pencils (Splash Page from 8.5" x 12" Moleskine sketchbook)

Posted by Bill Alger at 1:16 PM No comments:

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Labels: cartoons, cat, child, children, city, comic, Comic Book, comics, cute, Farmgirl, Graphic Novel, home, Homeboy, kid, kids, kitten, kitty, Moleskine, pencil, Sketchbook

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Bill Alger: Brooklyn, NY, United States; Bill Alger is a Brooklyn based cartoonist, who has produced work for a wide variety of projects & publishers, including DC Comics, Image Comics, Nickelodeon Magazine, various Disney Magazines, Scholastic Books, Golden Books and Cartoon Network, among plenty of others.

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What's up with this 365-day Homeboy blog and why does it even exist?

I'll be posting on this blog for the next 365 days to help motivate myself in the development of a graphic novel featuring Homeboy (a character I first sketched out years ago.) You'll see posts of character designs, backgrounds, panels and other stuff.

Homeboy is a kid who runs away from home, then wakes up the next morning to discover that a tiny version of his family's home has become part of his head- with a little, noisy, annoying version of his family inside, still yellin' at him. Uh oh...

Thanks to Tom Alger, Bob Harper, Joe Infurnari, Tim Hamilton, Simon Frasier, and Mike Cavallaro for advice in developing the Homeboy idea. Also, thanks to Kurt Marquart, who gave me the idea to do this blog by viewing his 365 Squarey Monsters blog (see link in my blogroll.)