i think the title here is really self explanitary. This puppy is eager for santa and he got some cookies and milk ready for him.
This sketch was done with copic liner.
Sloth swimmer #art
this tall drink of sleepy is gonna go for a drop in the pool.
This line art is done with copic liner.
Christmas card # 2 #art
i need xmas fodder and I apparently need it yesterday so on Friday I worked on lots of art. Hopefully, you like this tiny puppy all dressed up in scarf and mittens.
This is copic marker, liner, and paint. I think he’s a fun. Hope you like him. Originally I had a punk puppy in there but it decreased the awwww factor significantly.
Not yet red panda
here’s sonething I just inked. He’s about 2″ x 1.5″ I still need to color him but I just had to show off his cuteness.
Composing a piece part 1
step 1 – figure out what character and motion you want
Sometimes the pose picks the character. Sometimes it’s the other way around. Forcing a character to do something outside it’s nature will make the piece seem wrong at times.
Step 2 – draw the bones.
No I don’t mean actually draw the bones. I mean put a few circles on the page. Get a feel for if.
Step 3 – flesh it out
Start adding in details. Physical features are important as the clothing.
Step 4 – clothing, jewelry, etc
Add in the details. Make it pretty and don’t forget the small stuff. A tiny nose stud takes church girl to young rebel.
See tomorrow for more bunnies on ice.