I'd try any Who concert video, then and try grabbing a screencap from there-- that might help more, actually. If you can find this (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0122689/) video, I know Moon's performance was well-filmed there-- and amazing.
Not that I'm telling you what to do, even though I, er, totally am.
:) I don't mind. The only problem with video is that the sort of video I'm likely to be able to find online won't be of a good enough quality to be able to blow up and see anything. Scroll down to see my next answer to rachelmanija to see what I'm talking about.
Plus there's that whole time factor - I've spent probably a good three hours over two days looking for useful photos for this project, and if it gets too much longer, it becomes effort that could be much better used by putting towards pictures I'm *actively* drawing.
I know I'm being annoying by shooting down every option that people offer, but there's a certain quality I want to keep this particular project at that I can't do any other way. Maybe in a year or two my skills will be improved enough to do it freehand, but not at the moment.
That'd be wonderful. I found something on one of the Deviantart stock acocunts that *might* work, but it's overexposed so the entire left half of the drummer is washed out. Not that it's *that* much of a problem, since the panel is only 2.5" wide so I'll end up cutting part of it off no matter what I do, but it's nice to be able to pick and choose what I'm going to show.
She gave me http://www.drummerworld.com/, which has lots of drumming-- you still have the copyright issue but you might be able to put a couple pictures together-- and her Stuart Copeland photos, here, (http://www.sockiipress.org/copeland/images.html) ditto.
You could always have him with the drumsticks, posing in front of his kit...
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Plus there's that whole time factor - I've spent probably a good three hours over two days looking for useful photos for this project, and if it gets too much longer, it becomes effort that could be much better used by putting towards pictures I'm *actively* drawing.
I know I'm being annoying by shooting down every option that people offer, but there's a certain quality I want to keep this particular project at that I can't do any other way. Maybe in a year or two my skills will be improved enough to do it freehand, but not at the moment.
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You could always have him with the drumsticks, posing in front of his kit...