Since I’ve drawn most of my readily available models more times than I can count, I thought I’d branch out a bit. After a long few days, i’m jumping back in with a pinup portrait (sort of fan art) of the lovely SuicideGirl and burlesque dancer Bettina May of Pretty Things Peep show.
Quick update:
I’ve been working on setting up a new computer as my old one decided to die on me. It hasn’t left me with as much time to draw as I’d like, but I did do a little sketching for something new today.
Today looks like it’s mostly going to consist of getting ready for New Year’s, so I did a quick sketch this morning right after getting up. I want to increase my comfort with doing backgrounds, so here’s a quick landscape sketch!
Everyone have a great New Year’s Eve and please come visit my site again next year!
Quick, rough portrait. I’m trying to get faster at these. This one was maybe 30 minutes worth of sketching and rendering.
This was just a quickie sketch for a ConceptArt.org daily sketch group topic (Mid-sized manned submarine touching down on the icy crust of Europa).
I got some extra time this evening to sit down and paint a bit. The little one was being particularly happy just sitting and playing, so in honor of that joyous event I thought I’d do a portrait of her.
My husband got Space Hulk for his birthday this year, but between work, family and a last minute move across the state, we just hadn’t found time to play it. The cure? Spend a quiet evening at home with a friend we literally haven’t seen in years and break the game out.
How does this tie in with art in any way whatsoever? Simply put, I failed to read the instructions for the game prior to said friend’s arrival and was not aware that Space Hulk is a two player game. The result was plenty of time to sit and sketch while the guys played!
This one is kind of rough. Most things drawn away from my computer are done without reference.
Pencil Sketchiness
