Inktober 2018 Week 1

Been having a great time participating in this year's Inktober challenge. It's my first time, so I thought of keeping things simple and just sticking to a Halloween theme. I'm also using the daily prompts from the official Inktober website. This image was for Day 3: Roasted and is one of my favorites so far. You can see all of my Inktober illustrations at scottdubar.com.

Desert Mountain Biking, Hallucinations, and Sushi

Here's my latest work for Utah Adventure Journal. It's always fun to illustrate something that references hallucinating since it's basically a licence to take things a bit farther than I would otherwise. Below is a work in progress shot with my awesome Huion LED lightpad.

Tee Time and Tailgating: New work for Integrity Golf Magazine

Here's an illustration I did recently for a newly-launched magazine, Integrity Golf. The article is about how football and golf pair up nicely among sports fans, and the art director wanted to see some fans tailgating on a golf course. I figured naturally they would choose to tailgate out of the back of their golf cart. You can see more of my work at www.scottdubar.com.

Cartoons for Common Ground Magazine

San Francisco's Common Ground magazine is leading up to it's 40th anniversary with an issue devoted to the importance of humor. Editor Rob Sidon, who knew me from my days doing comics and short animations for a meditation center in India, called me up to ask if I had anything on hand. Alas, I had none. But that didn't stop me from putting pencil to paper.

The first one I did is a variation on an idea I had for a Grumpy Cat meme playing off Ekhart Tolle's The Power of Now. The second one, like most good humor, is actually based on a true event.

You can see more of my work at www.scottdubar.com.

A Well-Kept Home

Latest work for Utah Adventure Journal. Had fun with the 50's retro approach and limited color palette. Below are a few of my initial sketches before hitting on the final idea.

You can see more of my work at www.scottdubar.com.

The Fantastic Music Band

Leadership ... ;)

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