I tried to color something digitally a few months ago and realized I really know nothing about shading or color theory. Bright colors that don't clash, right? This is how that turned out:
I tried again this weekend using colored pencils. It only takes me half an hour to draw the crab, but a whopping six hours to color it! Goodness gracious. I still need to make the little guy eat something tasty.
Random bus doodles while sitting on the N car to and from work. Sometimes I like staring at people talking on the phone while drawing because they think I'm drawing them. I like making them feel a little self-conscious.
I always loved the squitten thing... you know, head of a kitten, body of a squid. Anyway, most of my doodles and drawings aren't too expressive. They're blank-faced cephs that stare off into a distance. I tried to give these guys a little more life, but I'm not sure if that was exactly achieved. What do you think?
Just a few illustrations I've been doing on the bus for the past year or so. You can see an obvious ongoing theme. I just thought I should lump it together in one area. These were part of my sweet cephalopod! series.
I've always loved drawing ever since I was a little girl. I never went to school for illustration or drawing, fearing that if I were to work doing something I loved that it would somehow turn into something I loathed. Though I now know that's the wrong way about it. I finished school in film with an emphasis in animation and love doing various things such as sculpting, painting, drawing and sewing. I still have a lot to learn, but everyone learns along the way.
I hope you enjoy my stuff!