Greenman portrait.

Did this one without a sketch, it was so scary!!  I just did the lines with coffee and then put darker coffee and watercolor on while it was still wet to let the color flow.

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Snow White because I’ve been watching too much “Once Upon a Time”.

When did I go back to animu?

Marker.

“The Greenman and Friend”

Coffee and watercolor.

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“Little Red Riding Hood”

Marker.

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“Rapunzel”

Done maybe a year and a half ago.  Clearly I’m not producing much new stuff right now, but I still like this.  Could’ve done better, but I still like it.

This was done shortly after “The Three Ravens” and I wanted to continue that organic feeling, that everything was made from nature.  And the hair!  Omigosh I kind of have an unhealthy love for drawing and coloring hair, so this was a blast, haha! :D

Less than decent quality because it was too big for a scanner and a friend took the picture after I sold it to her, haha!  She bought it for her little sister, isn’t that sweet? c:

Copic markers on a coffee wash.

“The Fox and the Crow”

Inspired by the song “The Fox, the Crow, and the Cookie” by Mewithoutyou, which was inspired by the old folk tale.

While the tale is great, something about the imagery of the song really brought it to life to me.  I tried to incorporate as much of the dessert imagery in as well as the whimsical feeling.

This was also a personal experiment.  I tend to get too “character” focused in my art and not… “art” focused.  Here I wanted to focus on the overall feeling of the picture, notjustthe characters.  I wanted movement, a coordinated color scheme, and interesting lines.

Copic maker and pen on bristol board.

“And Little Red Seeks Revenge”

Okay, I’ll admit it–I’m a Little Red Riding Hood junkie.  The tale and its image just captivate me.  The symbolic nature behind it just make me giddy! -derpderpderp-

I use its symbolism a lot in my writing too.  Wolves can be human–and they devour innocence as their sustenance.  They twist those they taint until the creatures they feed on become wolves themselves.

I’m so fed up with scanners.  Blech. D:

Watercolor.