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# Earthworm Jim artist collects his best sketches for you
- URL: https://www.killscreen.com/earthworm-jim-artist-collects-his-best-sketches-you/
- Published: 2012-10-11T18:30:17.000Z
- Updated: 2015-11-17T14:51:51.000Z
- Description: Characters don’t spring fully-formed from the pen of an artist. For a while, their designs are malleable; their expressions half-formed. It’s why early comics usually look a little different from the final designs. For some mediums, these in-between forms never see the light of day. Doug TenNapel, t
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Characters don’t spring fully-formed from the pen of an artist. For a while, their designs are malleable; their expressions half-formed. It’s why early comics usually look a little different from the final designs. For some mediums, these in-between forms never see the light of day. Doug TenNapel, the artist behind *Earthworm Jim* and *Catscratch*, wants to gather his best sketches into a bound volume, as a way to illustrate the creative, artistic process. He’s already met his Kickstarter goal, and $25 will get you a copy of the sketch anthology.