It's not fair that, in addition to being attractive, every character on Buffy the Vampire Slayer could draw well.
By
Eilonwy
on February 15, 2007
Really, what was up with that? Giles, Cordelia, and even Giles's visiting girlfriend made beautifully proportioned perp-sketches of the various demons and demon-hunters they came up against. Not to mention Angel, who could have made a living sketching tourists for money if it weren't for the whole sunlight issue.
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It is unfair. Being pretty and able to draw in no way makes up for having vampires trying to eat you all the time. Joss should have allowed them to all do cool coin tricks, as well.
Yeah, I've noticed that. I really like some of those drawings. The one in Hush struck me as really good. Plus Giles, while not great, are good and hilarously amusing. I wish I could draw decently.
Yeah, his Hush cartoons were hilarious, but Giles drew the Initiative boys very well a few episodes before.
I always wanted to know more about the artists that did those sketches, and the endless demon engravings, et cetera. I never saw a special feature about it, but I was curious -- was it one artist whose job was to draw all the critters in whichever style they needed? Did they farm it out?
In Season 7, either Anya or Andrew drew an awful picture in a seminar for the potential slayers. It was not up to par.
It is a necessary skill to cultivate for their, ah, zoological pursuits.
Spike drew a brilliant picture of angel which made him look like beavis (or butthead I can't remember which).