I split Inktober 2019 into three short comics that used the official prompts. For the middle third of October, I did a sequel to last year’s Inktober comic Together Alone. I really enjoyed revisiting the supernatural seas! Maybe a happy ending next year… maybe.
May is nothing but mers! In 2019, I focused on characters. I brought back a few from 2018 but added a bunch of new undersea faces. It was nice to see how much I’ve evolved in a year! NSFW because I do not believe in modesty shells! The last two weeks of the month:
May is nothing but mers! In 2019, I focused on characters. I brought back a few from 2018 but added a bunch of new undersea faces. It was nice to see how much I’ve evolved in a year! NSFW because I do not believe in modesty shells! The first two weeks of the month:
I do NaNoWriMo in November, so I don’t have much time to draw. Making these tiny drawings for a month-long color challenge was the perfect creative cooldown after long nights of writing.
My first MerMay! In 2018, I was still very new to drawing digitally and this challenge really helped me practice, especially textures. NSFW because I do not believe in modesty shells! The last two weeks of the month:
My first MerMay! In 2018, I was still very new to drawing digitally and this challenge really helped me practice, especially textures. NSFW because I do not believe in modesty shells! The first two weeks of the month:
In August of 2017, I tried drawing daily sharky info pages in my sketchbook. This was an ambitious goal and I ran out of steam after just four sharks! I’d love to pick this project back up again and make a proper sharkopedia — someday!
My most complete and coherent contribution to the Brooklyn Art Library’s collection of sketchbooks. Maybe this one is so much better than the others because the theme was SHARKS! Y’think? 😀
I drew this book on my first iPad, in the back of a moving vehicle. I entered it into a contest, but it didn’t win. Someday I will dust it off, redraw everything, and finish it!
My second addition to the Sketchbook Project was a sketchbook all about Australia, which was then taken on the library’s first Oz tour.
