The Virgin’s Daughter
I started the week working on really graphic cartoon-style burger and sticker art, so my sketchbook warm-up this morning is the opposite, just for the contrast! This drawing is another in a series illustrating some
A Non-Comic
Today’s post comes from yesterday’s sketchbook drawing, which I finished by adding a little background color to in Photoshop. The assignment I had given myself was to draw a non-narrative comic. That is, my goal
Tarot Mockups
This week, I’ve turned to a project that’s been on the back burner for a long time. I’ve been having an incredibly hard time envisioning what I wanted for the look of a finished card.
Mouse, Cat, Jar of Fat
This weekend, I started another Grimm’s fairytale illustration in the same Moleskine notebook as the Frog Prince, this time a story that’s more obscure. You can dress it up with lots of embellishments, but essentially
Sleepy Bear
Today, I’m working on the website and other boring stuff, so for my post today I’m grabbing this old drawing of a bear that matches my current mood. It has finally decided to start with
Horse Carving
Today I worked on coloring this little drawing of a carved wooden horse, using it as an excuse to play with lines and shapes using a limited color palette. In this instance, limited mobility worked
River View
This week, I did a bunch of image editing for big projects, which took up a ton of “sitting upright” energy. This colored pencil drawing from the sketchbook is what I worked on the in
Springtime!
I started this little doodle a long time ago now, before I went in for surgery. It’s to replace the wintertime greeting on the home page, because it’s nearly past sweater time. I finished it
Feelings
If someone were to ask me which of the classic Nine Deadly Sins I’m most guilty of, it probably wouldn’t even be completely out of their mouth before I answered: “Wrath!” I’m a very angry
Dance of Flowers
Today, after dealing with a whole bunch of non-art related, real-life stuff, I sat down and finished this drawing that’s been in the sketchbook for a really long time. I think it mostly reached out