I have a beer brewing kit, which allows me to make a case or two of beer at home. I haven’t done it in a while, but years ago – I made a few batches, including one where I was challenged to come up with a name for the beer. So I leveraged a Clint Eastwood character from the movie The Good, The Bad and the Ugly where he played an outlaw who had no name (never told anyone what it was). I took an image of Eastwood from that movie, made it look more like me, then built a label around it.
From almost 20 years ago. I’m curious what tools I used to create this. Likely CAD software on a desktop computer.
These are two other figures that I designed for my metal figurine collection. (The first one was here.) I had intended to print them out, glue them to flat metal, and cut the metal – to end up with a physical ‘metal sculpture’ collection.
I can’t remember the name of this comic. I’ve tried searching online – using descriptions of these characters. Plus, I’ve even done reverse google image search to see if this image exists online – but that process is hampered by the grid lines in my drawing…
WAIT! I just found it!! (months later) It’s called Kelly & Duke. Not a very memorable name, which was part of the problem.
