This isn't my favorite sketch that I've ever done, but it was an interesting experiment with a slightly more realistic drawing style. I'm too impatient to color it properly though...
I realized my blog has been called "pig-nosed bat monsters" for over a year without any drawings of the aforementioned creatures. So, here they are ready for their grand debut:
I used the draw these guys all the time on my notes in high school. They weren't as cute then, and they had more teeth, but their hearts were in the same place
I just realized I never posted the finalized version of this painting:
I finished this quite some time ago. It was a collaboration between myself and my boyfriend (he worked a lot on the lighting/shading and the textures of the background). It was an experiment in coloring styles and although I'm not completely happy with the final outcome, I learned a lot from the process. I still like the story though.
Just an update with some artwork I did for a proposed children's book illustration job. I'm not sure if I got the position, but I was very happy with the drawings that I produced for the project. Here are some character sketches and a scene mock-up that I created:
The Guppets were out on the town today promoting Church Street and celebrating Northampton Pride! The website for Church Street has officially launched and videos of the show will be coming soon. Check out www.welcometochurchstreet.com for more pictures, updates, and information about the guppets and the show.
Here's the final version of the crow mask! It was painted with a number of thin layers of black and blue acrylic paint, followed by layers of blue india ink. The feathers were take from a boa that was originally going to be cut up to make guppet hair. With the right attitude the mask can be quite intimidating :)
I haven't been very good about keeping this blog updated, but I've finally acquired a new bag of clay! This means that I'll be starting a number of new masks again. I'll post photos of them here as I work.
First up is a crow mask that I'm making for a friend for a circus act that will be performed this weekend. This is the clay base shape on my faceform. The next step is to cover it in tinfoil and then papier mache.