This was an old drawn piece that I had done in my sketchbook back at ETSU, but decided to do over and give it a shot in digital a few years later. I had bought a bunch of brush packs in an attempt to paint better, and gave a few of those a shot here. These were all oil-painting type brushes, and I think they gave the effect I was looking for quite amply.
This was a gift I did for one of two people I was talking to a lot at the time; this person was someone I met at Animazement 2008, and had been talking to since. I had always joked with her fitting in right a home with my fantasy settings, so you could say this was a nod-off to that.
She liked it, and I even made a reference how she liked the hot peppers in the garden. So the entire idea evolved into her persona being a “harvest girl”. I had a lot of fun coloring this one, especially since I was trying some watercolor brushes I had gotten for Photoshop.
Original lineartist He-de. Coloring and everything else me.
This piece was a big jump for me, because I pumped it out in one evening on my newly owned Cintiq tablet. I was so happy with how it turned out, though looking back at it I have a long ways to go to translate my better skills to the digital medium.
I don’t know where I quite got the idea for this, but the idea came from watching some recent Youtube videos from the Youtuber known as Markiplier. Specifically his playthroughs for the game Mad Father and Witch’s House. I guess that rubbed off from somewhere.
This was the first collaborative piece I did between two different artists, with me being the art director. But I tied together Christina Weinman’s drawing talent, along with the coloring skills of the deviant known as FailTaco. This was the result; a prelude image to something I’m working on known as the “Janus Fairytale Project”. Keep an eye out, I will be posting more about this project!
Happy Valentine’s Day! This is the second image in this series, had a lot of fun getting this one ready.
Lineart courtesy Paola Tosca.
The third and my second favorite out of this entire Touhou Disney series I’ve been working on. I went a little bit above and beyond on this one, might go and redo the others.
Lineart courtesy Paola Tosca
This was a piece that was drawn for me back in 2008 by the talented Amy Clark, but I had only tried to recolor with my new Photoshop skills. Came out a bit better and was glad that one of my favorite deviantART artist captured my OC, bringing her to life so realistically.
Sketch by Amy Clark. Coloring by me.