Here’s a pinup tribute to Cheetara from Thundercats – Maybe she’s a bit muscly for a cat, but, she’s been working out, I guess.
You can also watch a timelapse over on my YouTube channel:
Timelapse of my draculina fan art.
Just more cheesecake
A quick OC superhero with Amber in her name (haven’t figure out the rest of the name).
Unlock with PatreonDigital sketch using Krita of a nice(?) bog monster.
You know how you sometimes need to find what layer some piece of your art is on and you try to figure it out by looking at the tiny icons on the layers panel or toggling their visibility one by one? Stop doing that! In this video I show you a quick shortcut built right into Clip Studio Paint that lets you do just that. Head on over to my YouTube Channel and Hit Subscribe!
These are sketches and doodles I create daily. If you want to see more finished works, please visit my portfolio page. Scroll down for the latest posts.
Will Eisner’s The Spirit – 11/05/2021
Jack and Owl – Ink on Moleskine
Ratty’s Halloween Home – Digital
Witch’s Hat – Pencil on Toned Paper
Angel or Devil – Pencil on Bristol
Bit of a streak of pinup monster girls – This one is bride of Frankenstein – pencil on toned paper.
Velma and the Great Pumpkin – I’m mixing up my halloween/fall cartoons – Pencil on Toned Paper
A nice vampire for October 1st – Pencil on Bristol
A quick sketch using a custom brush tip I made with Clip Studio after following the tutorial by Scott Drummon
Princess Leia watercolor
Wizard – This was in response to this tweet that suggested using photos of orchestra conductors when you needed references for painting or drawing a wizard.
Christopher Reeves is my favorite superman. Here he is for #supermanday
He Man is coming back! Loved that show.
Vampire Pirate Ladies :3
Lady Dimitrescu
Red Archer
Little Grogu/Baby Yodder
Video of my painting process for my latest instagram profile picture.
Another copy of a character from the board game Small World.
January 22, 2021 – Clipstudio Paint – 30 minutes
I had a daydream about a little bard who wandered from village to village plying his trade so I set it down with traditional watercolors. Enjoy!
Here’s a progress shot I managed to take:
Some small details:
I finished reading The Frog Princess to my daughter and I made this little illustration inspired by it. But this time, I tried to develop a completely different style than I usually use.
Every few months I like to mix up my style and try something new. This helps me get out of any rut I’m in, but it also helps me understand my current (and usual) style and see it from a different perspective. I get to solve the same problem in a different way. Sometimes I bring back the new techniques into my usual style, or sometimes I continue to use the new style for the long-term.