Big Art Post!

It would appear that it's been over a year since I last updated my blog! Even though the blog has been gathering dust, I haven't stopped drawing. Here's a big post of a selection of art pieces and sketches that I've done since I last updated.

A gift for my friend Gaby of Toothless and their puppy Pai Mei

 My characters Dwayne and Nemo-- experimental coloring style

 My contribution to the tumblr art meme of drawing yourself as an "oni" (demon/troll)

 A looong digital art experiment in which I recreated a screenshot of Frollo (Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame) in my own style.

 Quick digital sketch of my characters Red and Anthony (in his furrier form)

 A (bad quality) photo of a project I did for a friend of mine. He wanted me to decorate his card table covering with his favorite characters.

 Detail of GLaDOS

 Detail of Psylocke and Chun Li

 Detail of Stitch

 A sketch of my very expressive dog Roady

 Some Anthony sketch studies

 Sketches of my pups, Roady and Pippin, doing what they do best

 This was a piece that I did for a little boy to color for a Christmas present. I found his mother's post on the holiday-wishes community on LiveJournal and decided to contribute. He loves dinosaurs and Minecraft, so why not combine the two?

 Sketch of my characters Dwayne and Nemo

 Sketch of Red-- figuring out placement in a scene

A present for a friend-- she loves the March Hare at Disney California Adventure's Mad T Party.

Sometimes I like to draw a hipster girl with a shark's head. Shark Girl has a hard life.

Whew! That's not even all of it, but it's a taste of what I've been up to this past year. :) I'll try not to neglect the blog for this long again.

Red Riding Hood Character Turns

Here are my Red Riding Hood character turns from last semester; I could only find the Wolf uploaded on my blog, so I guess I never put them all up? Anyways, here they are.

Red:

Gran:

Anthony:

Wolf:

It's interesting to look back at the turns and see the changes these characters have gone through just over the course of a semester. I'm excited to continue to "work" with them and see where they go.

The Evolution of Gerald

My crotchety old man "Gerald" in all his character-developing glory! (My scanner unfortunately chopped off some bits of a couple images-- the woes of having a huge sketchpad and only a medium-sized scanner.)