Starting a new sketchbook used to be a daunting task for me. I used to have a bad habit of buying one and not using it if my first drawing wasn't "perfect". I would put all this pressure on myself to christen my new sketchbook with some really nice, well drawn thing. Eventually, months would… Continue reading Breaking in a New Sketchbook; Dylan’s Daydream Doodles
Tag: Traditional Art
Bowsette: Sexy Princess-King of the Koopas
Normally, I'm not the kind of person to follow trends. Especially when it comes to art memes on social media. But during that Bowsette craze awhile back, I couldn't help but try my hand at drawing her. One little comic featuring the Super Crown caused so much pandemonium online. The mania that swept the internet… Continue reading Bowsette: Sexy Princess-King of the Koopas
Scorched Punk is a Fiery Frenzy in New Illustration
A Fire Mage Burning Too Hot Jake Fox is an okay fire mage. Like many fire mages, he can throw fireballs, envelop himself in flame, and cast a variety of other fire spells. He can use other magicks also, but its fire that his spark burns for. His flames can be as hot he needs… Continue reading Scorched Punk is a Fiery Frenzy in New Illustration
Hope Burns Bright With A Ballpoint Pen In Hand
Occasionally, I'll draw with a ballpoint pen to force myself to commit to any marks I make on the page. As a drawing medium, ballpoint pen is interesting in how it straddles the line between pencil and pen. Like graphite pencils, a single pen can cover a wide gamut of values, use variable amounts of… Continue reading Hope Burns Bright With A Ballpoint Pen In Hand
Having a little fun with some cheaper drawing materials
I'm a huge advocate for working with cheaper drawing materials. It's my ardent belief that even the basest tools can yield a work of beauty in the right hands. Some time ago, I got my hands on a couple of EcoQua dot grid notebooks. The store I work at said to trash them because they… Continue reading Having a little fun with some cheaper drawing materials
Admiring a more mature and grounded Chloe Elfrain
Today, I have a much shorter art post for you than last time. Harkening back to the end of my last post, I want to focus on just a single piece this time. This way, I can keep these a little more succinct or focus on saying more about each piece individually. Thankfully, with the… Continue reading Admiring a more mature and grounded Chloe Elfrain
Some Old Art of an Important Character: Jake Fox!
I have a lot of old art from throughout the years that I've never posted. As someone who's not chronically online, I just haven't habitualized good posting habits yet. This blog is probably a great a place as any for posting up old art and writing about it. In a way, it shouldn't be too… Continue reading Some Old Art of an Important Character: Jake Fox!