Star Wars!!!

'Nuff said.

This challenge also kicks off our first cross studio challenge as the good folks at Rockstar Games are also going to participate in the challenge. Check out their work here.

bfett by Peter N

the force by willard


Padme by Jake

Asajj by PDN

'leader of the jedi crew' - willard



Luke ESB by Jake

Chewbacca, Jabba's sexy slave girl - Goosaba

Fifty republic credits? That ridiculous...he's got no action left! -Jackie


Han Solo by Jake

Jabba ~ Clayton


AAAAAAAAAH! ~ Jason Sadler

Welcome to the darkside!!! -Antelmo Villarreal-

by Dice




Stormhoopers by Rafael

Sir Chewbacca by Bob

The Wild West

A few of us have been wanting to do this one for a while. This week the challenge is to draw anything from the wild west. Be it inspired by western cinema, history, or this, show us your wild west.

ooped out of oop Vincent Di Nguyen

what chu looking at caballero? by willard

the Good by Jake

1..2..3 by Peter Nguyen



Cattle Baron by jmart

by Jackie

The Wild East (back when we used to have winters) - Goosaba

I'm your huckleberry...... Jony chandra

Draw! by: Biancalana
cowboy spread -vi

The Train- Antelmo Villarreal

Cowboy in his SundayGotoMeeting clothes
posted by thumber

Lazy Horse...... Thomas

Evil Robots

Ok, back to basics here at the BlueSky Studios Challenge Blog. Were doing evil robots this week.

Robo samurai by Peter

rawrrr! by Jake


For Willie... by Biancalana



tssssssss....... by Jony

crunch! crunch! crunch! by willie

by thumber


Bring it on Jake! by Biancalana

Hungry Robot by Bob

You're on Jeff!! by Jake

Trust me, he's evil...and a lousy tipper! by Tom

Can't we all just get along. Vincent Di Nguyen

robot 1 by Dice

robot 2 by Dice

doraemon by Dice

"When good robots go bad"
by diana


The bunny theme seemed intriguing. by Thomas

Evil Doodle-Bot by Bruno

Psycho Killer by dave

This is what you dream when you have a peanut butter shake before bed, kids. - Goosaba
orangubot by gary

Abstract Art

This week our challenge is to confront conventions, resist reality and defy innate desires. We will break the shackles of representationalism and we will do it with the power of Abstract Art. Now, I know that though there is a general line of demarcation between the two camps of non-representational and representational art, it is often blurry and not easily defined. Which could decidedly lead some of you to think, "isn't all art abstract? How is this different from other challenges?" And to you devotees of Picasso I share with you the words of the late art critic and historian Michel Seuphor who said that abstract art is, "all art that does not recall or evoke reality, regardless of whether that reality be the point from which the artist started, or not." As clarifying as Seuphor is, astute individuals can still see a divide in what we know as "abstract" and what we understand as "non-representational." Indeed, Picasso may have been on to something when he said all art is abstract art. So, for the purposes of this blog the word "absract" though equivocal can be distilled down to this, "Abstract form," Sheldon Cheney once wrote, "whether narrowed to a summary of the plastic elements, or expressive of the synthesis of instrumental and emotional values, is understood as the basic excellence and test."

Ok...I have no idea what the heck I'm talking about, just go scribble on a piece of paper and post it. This should be fun.

War Medicine by Jake

groovy by Peter

My Milkshake Is Better Than Yours... - Goosaba

Rothko Contra Mondrian
by Diana

Hemorrhage by Jake


3 headed snake by jmart

abstract rude - willie


Beautification by Jackie

Robotic Self Cannibalism Plus Dessert -Goosaba

gum (mixed media) by Moroni

crap by Drew

Vestibule Hierarchy by Tony