Next up in my Jim and Pam series is a scene from ep 219 “Michael’s Birthday”. This was my first piece on 14x11in paper and also the first time I tried doing my outlines with Col-Erase pencils instead of graphite.
This will also go down as the first piece a cast member noticed as Pam herself liked it on Instagram!
The next piece in my PB&J series is from Ep 213 “The Secret”. Tried something a little different with the panels, and I like how it came out.
Had some fun with this one and made a gif as well.
I have a lot of love for ep. 211 “Booze Cruise” and I wanted to do justice to the equally lovely and heartbreaking 27 Seconds of Silence scene. I played around with all sorts of layouts, but I decided to stitch together a bunch of frames to get my reference. I also decided to try out doing a background on a different paper and putting it together in Photoshop. I’ve already fussed around a lot with the background version and probably will more in the future, but it’s presentable.
Somehow I didn’t get this posted for Christmas but here is my latest PB&J piece from ep 210 “Christmas Party”. I used a silly promo shot for reference, and that paper ream “Christmas tree” just about did me in! I also added a little detail, can you find it? (answer after the pic)
Did you notice the little white bit in Jim’s back pocket? That’s the famous teapot card. And yes, the mistletoe ribbon was also added.
My next PB&J piece is this scene from ep 209 “Email Surveillance” where Pam finds Jim’s yearbook at his barbecue. I think the look on Jim’s face says it all!
That’s right, more PB&J! I really love this scene from ep 207 “The Client” where Jim and Pam share earbuds and dance sway to a song, one of the great “little moments” that they had.
The background was drawn on a separate paper and added in digitally, and I really like the result! Here’s the no background version (which I also like)
I managed to finish my next PB&J piece just in time for Halloween. Here are the forever-adorable Kitty Pam and 3-hole-punch Jim. Happy Halloween, everyone!
My Jim and Pam series continues! This is from Season 2 Episode 2, and is one of my all-time favorite PB&J moments. Derwent Drawing Pencil (with a little Faber-Castell Polychromos mixed in) on Strathmore Toned Tan paper. I even blurred it to look like the scene!
Here’s the regular version.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is (so far) my favorite movie of the summer and got me on a bit of a Cap kick. Peggy, Bucky, and Steve from the first Captain America movie, Derwent drawing pencils on toned paper.
