“Not Robin Hood”

Character from book I’ve been writing since ages.  And, Lord! am I slow. XD

SO MANY COLORS, GAIZ.  SO MANY COLORS.  I used over sixty different markers on this.  SIXTY.  60.  YEAH.  PLEASE PUT ME IN A RUBBER ROOM. D:

But I like it despite those confused trees and streaky skies… WHY SCANNER?  Y U NO SCAN WELL?

Marker on bristol board.

“The Three Ravens”

I recently got into watching “The Storyteller” and I heard one German fairy tale called the Three Ravens. In it, a witch wants to claim a kingdom’s throne and so she turns the King’s three sons into ravens, who can only be turned back if their sister stays silent for three years, three months, and three days.

What a melancholy little story with a cute ending!

Anyway, I wanted to make everything organic and alive.  I wanted to make the princess’s dress look like it was grown in a pumpkin patch, not sewn by human (or elven!) hands.

Pencil on coffee wash on bristol board.

For Christmas, my suitemate and I made a stocking for our darling calculus teacher and filled it with chocolate and gifts and the like.  One of them was a moleskine notebook I designed for him with drawings of his adorable dog!  So much love for them, they’re the cutest duo ever and I adore them.  I’m so sad not to be his student anymore.  Not sad to be out of his class, because I despise math, but there are no words for how much I love my teacher.  He’s the sweetest thing ever and he deserves more than I give. <3

I wanted to get him a notebook with musical staffs since he writes music (I want to hear some more from him!), but they don’t make any with covers I could design, so I figured a blank one works. c:

Sepia and gel pens and Copic markers.

(BeeTeeDubs, pic from my dear suitemate.)

“The Wild Child”

Had a dear friend of mine with very childlike proportions pose for me.  I had to wash a blue acrylic mustache off her face like a mom, then proceed to mess up her hair for this.  CONFLICTIONS! D: (butohwell)

Coffee and watercolor on cardboard because I’m practising my hobo-artist skills! :D

“The Greenman”

Because it’s probably the greatest thing I’ve ever painted.

Coffee and watercolor