Thursday, February 21, 2013

OLD SCRIBBLINS

I still gots a ways to go before I finish
my latest sketchbook.

So perhaps it's time to 
revisit an old one:


This hunka papyrus 
is from around
January 1995
to
May 1995.
(That's season six in KND years)

Sketchbooks
like this were
less sketchbook
and more of a place
to brainstorm 
story
ideas.

This particular tome was filled with
blatherings about
Operation: HAIRCUT:


Our motto on KND:


Thoughts on Operation: IT:


A probot:


Love for Bill Peet:


Post-It note doodles:


Meanderings on Operation: ENGLAND:


Comics from the New Yorker:


Notes I took while testing the early demos of 


Notes from a bonsai class:


The search for acronyms:



Clipped musings:


A LOT 
of sketches for
the never-top-be-realized
live-action KND movie:


Samurai:


And the lyrics for the 
sea shanty in
OPERATION: LICORICE


Here's how it turned out:


If you love those journal pages
like I do
then you should all
bow down to the mastery of
director Guy Moore
BG artist Gideon Kendall
and
colorist/writer
Alison Wilgus.

And I love finding notes like this:






7 comments:

Mariana =] said...

Argh, you make me want so much to meet you and your random note/sketchbooks with posts like this one >.<

Anonymous said...

Hi Mr. W,

Love these old sketchbook pictures!

I was wondering about something, though? Why did you write "What-Where is it?" in Japanese, on the page shown in the second picture? Or did my beginner Japanese fail me, and I misread your hiragana?

What (or where) is what?

Anonymous said...

does
KND take place it 1995

pinkandorangesunset said...

D8 a knd movie, that was never realized? So wish it would've came alive on the big screen so much :c but nice pics as always ^^

mr. warburton said...

anonymous: sugoi!

while brainstorming about the KND hospital i wrote
"where is it?"
and
"what is it?"
in hiragana!

Destiny said...

Even after all these years, I still find myself doing a fangirl scream when looking at the hard work put into the series.

Malina said...

I love cartoons and brcame a comic writer, thank you for making part of my childhood wonderful.