You knew there was a reason he carried around spirits in the barrel…
This is done with copic markers, liners, and opaque white paint. The copic white paint was used to highlight the chocolate shine to show it’s high gloss. I used blender pen to bring in the color of the cream and give it a fuzzy edge that looks more natural on a white product.
Bookmarks and prints available. Look for the original at anthrocon.
Jaegermeister sports a deer on it’s bottles so this bottle clearly can’t be Jaegermeister 😉 but that little deer just couldn’t resist a cup.
This was made with copic marker, liner, and paint pen. Sometimes you see me type paint pen and sometimes copic paint. The difference is sometimes, if the marker isn’t dry, the color will leek through the paint pen but you can remove it with a wet finger. Copic paint has to go on with a paint brush and doesn’t come off without removing marker but the marker doesn’t seep through.
I am not sure that an ice cream split is the natural habitat of a rabbit, but he certainly seems to be enjoying it. Not sure he is going to manage the last scoop, let alone the banana, at this rate. That is a real shame since we know that a banana split is health food as long as you finish the fruit.
Fun fact: Doctors do not know the root cause of an ice cream headache… but we all know it happens eating super tasty cold things too fast.
So you might want to slow down eating that tasty treat…. though I am not sure anyone really wants shaved ice soup.
This was one of the rare gems that came out right the first time. Copic Markers and liners were used to ake this cutie. Enjoy 🙂
It’s healthy, really.
Done in copic marker, liner, & paint. Texture can be a tricky thing. It’s seen in the outline, the color, the light, and the saturation.
This design is available in bookmark and 5×7 print.
