Blogger on Hold

I will be taking a hiatus from posting on Blogger. I will still be posting everywhere else such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. I'm cutting down the websites and social media I use, to make life a little bit easier. Thank you for understanding!

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Tate's Sticker Design

Amanda from Tate's Comics came to me and requested a sticker commission. She had me do the design based on a previous sketch I did, and she requested I modify the characters to be Falkor from The NeverEnding Story with a chibi Tate riding his back. Below is the original sketch, the final commission, and the final sticker design. You can find them in the sticker machine at the main headquarters!

Batman is Confused

Batman is confused.

Ollie the Bat

Bought this little guy at TATE'S Comics + Toys + Videos + More during their anniversary sale a couple weeks back. I love it!! Check out more from the maker here:https://www.facebook.com/NomNomLuv

Little Wooden Things

Bought some little wooden things! Now, what should I paint on them? :D

Art Collab with Andrew G

These past few days, I've been working on the first half of an art trade with my friend Andrew Glowczewski. We each picked three things (I picked girl, dragon, and cheese. He picked gun, powdered donut, and bird). Then we both drew a piece using the final six things all together. We swapped pieces, and now we each have two weeks to color. We're going to swap again when we're done. His piece is wicked! I can't wait to color it!

Above is the process I used for my piece. I drew a small thumbnail first (it was way smaller than the preview, about 2'' in width on paper). I brought the thumbnail into Photoshop and scaled it up to fit a US Letter paper sized canvas. I lightly sketched on a separate layer a quick blue rough outline. Then, on another layer, I did the final "inking." I'll admit, it took me longer than anticipated! But I can't say I've ever attempted it before, so I'm happy with the outcome. I hope I do more, and I hope I get faster at digitally inking. If anybody wants to color it, feel free! Please give me credit though!

Skeleton Torso Studies

Checked out the book Art of Anatomy by David Sanmiguel from my local library. I need to refresh my memory of the skeleton and muscles. This weekend, I decided to start with the torso. The first sketch, I'm not entirely fond of, but anything helps, I guess! :)