I cannot tell a lie! Told you these sketches were great. I love the hell out of these early concepts. Great work T.J.!
Tomorrow, we’ll show you the final design and a sneak of the colorway.
I cannot tell a lie! Told you these sketches were great. I love the hell out of these early concepts. Great work T.J.!
Tomorrow, we’ll show you the final design and a sneak of the colorway.
DANG!! Any of these would look great on a cap
Awesome work, T.J!
love the boogieman with the ghetto blaster.
These are all really awesome sketches. I think TJ went the right direction with his picks, though. That boombox drawing would look great on a future hat or shirt, though.
My favorite is the boogie man eating the record. Awesome work!
Sick work, love seeing all the sketches and where it all comes from!
Epic stuff…great work!
Loved how you captured 3 of the 4 elements of hip hop with the mic, spray paint can, and the record. You can tell your relationship to the culture since hip hop now only focuses on rap music solely. You did your thing with this young Scrapple. Keep up the great work.
Thanks fellas, sketching is usually what I enjoy lookin at most too when it comes to artists/designers. There’s something very lively to it, no rules just whatever comes to mind. Characters are my strong suit and that’s where I went with the Boogie Men.
REALLY hyped about this one!
i’m with Kev… the one eating the record is bananas
TJ agreed! seeing sketches is where it’s at!
Big congrats on this one. I’m really diggin’ the middle kangol cap Boogieman and the facing backward boombox version of him, not to say how it ended up wasn’t amazing either. Great character design all round!