I’m moving into my first apartment this weekend. I’m not sure how long it’ll take me to unpack, but hopefully I’ll be able to get back to doing art things very soon. C:
I took that meme a little too far. Advertisers, take note.
“The poor, poor Princess of the Sea Kingdom.
Who’d ever want to become an ugly woman like her?”
I tried my hand at doodling Diana, from Rule of Rose. She’s a peach. :’D
231,228 plays ♫
I’ve been waiting for this for so long
This is so perfect omg
It is a good night for this to resurface.
(via needsmoreblood)
My mom asked me to make a quick logo for her novel’s group of sneaky covert operatives, so I decided to give it a try! I’m a sucker for crows.
Stick & Redpyre doodles… Dinosaur edition!!
Further proof that Red draws horrible monsters like no other. ♥
Part of a finished piece, inspired by Macklemore’s Ten Thousand Hours.
Inks, Micron + metalic pens, took about four hours.
I think my pen collection is only rivaled by my nail polish collection.
Taking a break today for some personal art. ♥
In no particular order, here are some silly doodles from the last Scriblink fiesta I had with Red.
Here’s another MSJ commission, made for a story about clever ways to ditch your husband-to-be (though glowing slug-things were definitely involved). I’m not sure what color they were supposed to be, but I at least took a stab at their mysterious rainbow slime trails.
I haven’t done any art that hasn’t been commission-related in several months; I feel really rusty. So I picked up my art challenge from where I left off—this doodle is from Day 11, taking someone else’s style and trying to emulate it.
I’m a huge fan of elfandiary’s work; he draws lots of pretty girls with gorgeous lines and these big, bold ribbons of color. Just thought I’d give something similar a quick try.
My favourite tragic love story is that of an artist and their art
to be reblogged by every artist on tumblr eventually, for sure
This is another MSJ cover, designed from someone else’s art. Super-cute to work with.
Another finished commission for the Mad Scientist Journal. C:


