My other Livejournal is private, and I've come to realize that there might be a wider audience for all the little sketches and artjunk I post on there regularly. So, I'll try to post more often to this blog instead of spamming my friends and DeviantART page with my sketches and whatnot. YOU KNOW YOU WANT IT, BABY.

This post includes a lot of older art from my harddrive that I either never showed anyone or completely forgot I had.





These were character designs for my children's book class. No matter how hard I tried, they always came out looking like rats.



Random character design. I had a dream about this woman for whatever reason. She was a magician/shapeshifter who turned into an owl.

I don't like to draw traditional females. People get hung up on how pretty or sexy a female character is, and character development goes out the window. I like a girl who can kick ass, and doesn't give a shit about how she looks.







Random creatures.



Character development sketches for a commission that got canceled. Apparently, it wasn't cartoony enough. GO FIGURE.



Scary sphinx is scary.



Early sketch of my comic book character, Dublin (not his real name). He always looks far too young, for whatever reason.



Liz and Saul, looking extremely stiff (and unfinished). They're two main characters from my in-progress comic. I was mostly practicing my inking skills, which apparently atrophy when you don't use them. Nuts.





OMG so cliche. This was originally going to be gift art for my friend, Talathia, but I don't think I even got around to showing her (SORRY BB!).



Sketches of Gwydd, done to prepare for a trade we did last year.





Failed Hexadragon designs.





These two were approved.



Random landscape.



SEPHI-ROS!







Alex, from Runaways.



I don't generally post my pictures of humans, mostly because I'm not all that confident when it comes to drawing them.



Man, this one is really really really old. You can see why I gave up on it. I just couldn't figure out the angle of the leg at the time, and though I could probably fix it now I just don't really feel like it. MEH.



AND THAT CONCLUDES THE FIRST POST. YOU MAY ALL REJOICE NOW.

Next time I'll show examples of how I colour, from sketch to finished piece.