Nanuq

What? My own stuff? This is a story that goes off another piece of art work I did last year. Nanuq (What the Eskimo's call a polar bear) is going to be about 15 images in total, so for now, here is a preview.

Freelance work

Example of the images I am now drawing and coloring for a book that teaches English overseas. I love the log.

Logo, We are song writers

A logo for a non profit organization that my friend designed and I cleaned up and colored.

No more pandas

No more, I promise.

This is your share...

This took me longer than it should have (4 hours). When I was done I realized panda's have black legs. That was fun to fix. All in all, I like the paper cut out feel to it.

Birthday card

Birthday card for a friend. First time I actually drew something and then colored it in awhile. Coloring other people's images for my freelance job takes away my motivation to do it myself. But I have to admit, I do miss it. My goal is to update once a week again. Hope I can actually do it. Not sure about the shading or highlights on the elephant.

Bed Time

Four 5 minute sketches for a page of a children's book about a boy who doesn't want to go to bed because he had so much fun today. Just a freelance job I'm trying for. (and got:)

Asking for Directions

I've been so lazy... this is one of the first times I used to Blur Tool to shade (and basically do everything else) It's ok for my first time. I started, and gave up on about 5 different back ground ideas until I went cheap and just made clouds! You love the clouds!

Show me where you've been Professor!

Another quite evening at the Layton residence.
I've had artist block, and for me, that turns into fan art. So I decided to draw up these fine gentlemen:)
"Layton's apprentice saves the day!"

girls, girls, girls!

Look at all the girls! Each sketch I gave myself about 5 minutes. I just needed to practice more on the female figure. Next time, males!