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Some Whisper Expression Sketches
From the sketchbook–which should be famous by now, haha–I present sketches of Whisper the Wolf with various expressions and head positions! (see Shadow x Whisper art here!) And I know you’re thinking–“How many pages are in this sketchbook?!”–answer: A LOT. Let me just say, when you buy a sketchbook withRead the Rest…
City Street Corner | Digital Sketch Study
#3 in the set of environment sketch studies I’ve been posting! This one was really sketchy with an interesting perspective to it–hey, I even got to draw a car! More sketch studies(and art) coming soon! Jesus loves you!!!
In Motion: Sonic Throwing a Boomerang
A lot of fun with this piece, Sonic the Hedgehog hurling a boomerang! By the way his hair, and even the spikes on his back, are swishing, it looks like he put a good bit of effort into the throw! Now the questions are: Where’s it headed, what or who’sRead the Rest…
Cafe Outdoor Dining | Digital Environment Sketch Study
A different setting, the dining area outside of a restaurant, a study from photo reference. Rather than just the building, however, there are some extra elements–the table and chairs! Heart if you like posts like this! (I know, I know, fan/character/comic art is awesome; but doing these exercises helps meRead the Rest…
Single Story House Digital Sketch Study
#1 of my outdoor/environment studies set with minimal shading, some of which were inks/sketch. I did use photos as reference, and I’m going to share the rest of the set over time. Jesus loves you!!! As I share the rest of this set you’ll see that they started to pullRead the Rest…
9 Digital Hand Study Sketches
I found some photos on the internet of REAL hands, and I did sketchy studies of ’em. It’s actually really simplified, I didn’t focus on the SUPER detail of it, more like the overall pose and shapes. Although I definitely understand drawing hands better than I used to, I stillRead the Rest…
Silently Defining: Shiny Stars and Crosses
In art, many things cumulatively make up the whole. We try to use all the pieces in harmony to convey what we want to the audience. Even in comics, which utilize dialogue, the art itself speaks volumes, and any non-verbal gestures or details can significantly aid in defining the initialRead the Rest…