Found This While Looking Through A Sketchbook. I Designed Him For Some Story I Thought Up, But I Have

Found this while looking through a sketchbook. I designed him for some story I thought up, but I have absolutely no idea what it was anymore. I kind of wish I did because he’s so cute, but maybe I can make him a new story. *shrugs* I don’t know, I just can’t let my babies go I guess …

It’s more Regency era, but close enough I guess. Found this list on Pinterest, and figured it would be good practice for being able to replicate Christopher in many ways. And it’s just fun too! 😋

Procrastinating my drawing to post photos of my drawings.

Work-in-progress of a small look at Finneley's garden. I tried to draw actual flowers and it's turned out to be quite fun.

Landscapes have been something I've been too scared to do because of the detail I felt was needed if I did it with colored pencils.

I had the fun thought to scan this whenever I finish it so that I can use it as a background for some traditional animation. But we'll see how it goes.

Happy drawing! I hope you are having a wonderful Sunday 🌞❤️🌹❤️🌞

Quick repost of side-by-side drawing and reference

First post of 2018! YAY!

(but it’s already May ............ woops)

Experimenting with Autodesk Sketchbook and these schnazzy little art figurines I got as a birthday gift. Here’s a link to show what they look like:

https://bodykun.com/products/body-kun-models-for-artists?gclid=CjwKCAjwiurXBRAnEiwAk2GFZr50NEnBkwGwqo4Q5UCekREKbt7aKk-5PUDmUtPbJfExCMg4MJClURoCBnQQAvD_BwE 

Start to finish didn’t take as long as I thought it would (though it was still probably about 2 hours). It seems I can be very efficient sketching-wise with the figurine, so that’s super neat.

Still not 100% satisfied with the coloring of his hair, but with time comes skill, I guess.

Bought these wonderfully amazing water soluble brush pens from Arteza, and I AM OBSESSED. So, of course my first drawing with them had to be from Studio Ghibli.