Roll

Just a quick fanart of Roll from the Megaman series. I wanted to make her spunky-looking but also incorporate a bit of a literal interpretation to her name, hence the wheels being integrated into her feet. I'm thinking of doing another one but better and more ''fresh'' looking. This was done on 8.5X11 computer paper in graphite. Let me know what you think. Vaya con Dios.

Duo-Prism

I honestly have no idea what this is - I was sitting at my drawing station one night and I just decided to draw a couple 3D triangles, on on top of the other, and now you see where that took me. Normally, something like this I wouldn't pay too much attention to, but for some reason this sticks out to me, so I decided to post and share it with the rest of the world. This is one of the few pieces from me that is open to interpretation. Done in graphite on 9X12 sketch paper. This is definitely one of those where I'd love to have your comments posted so I can see how others view this piece - I might even digitally render this in color. Vaya con Dios.

Demon part 2

This is the final product of the demon character I created for my Halloweenies compilation I'm currently working on. His final design was intended to be quite simplistic and classic-looking, hence the long horns, spade-tipped tail, and pitchfork. The reason for him facing away from the viewer is to give off a sense about his personality - stubborn, arrogant, and prideful. I thought of him as a demonic prince, and so I figured he would not allow himself to be looked upon by those deemed unworthy, so I faced him away. Although his origins are demonic, I did not intend for him to be inherently evil, but more misunderstood. His pitchfork is also meant to serve more as a symbol of power and status rather  than a weapon, which is why I did not make the points longer or sharper than they are. Also, I unintentionally created a ''D'' shape out of his tail and the shaft of his pitchfork; I must admit I like it. This piece was done on 5.5X8.5 sketch paper in graphite. Comment, critique, concerns...leave them here. Vaya con Dios.

Demon part 1

This is the demon character for the Halloweenies compilation . As a personal note made public, this one really worked my nerves when designing and perfecting him. I had started out thinking of designing a demon that I had never done before, but then I looked back on my other characters and opted for a more contemporary and classic design; simple and to-the-point, the design was what I liked most about him, and so came the issues with the pose - you can see I wanted something a little different from the rest, and it almost caused me to give up on him. However, I decided to keep at it, and sure enough, I finished him and I was greatly happy, if not a bit embarrassed because it took me so long to do such a simple design and character. All in all, though, I'm glad I did what I did and how I did it. This was done on 5.5X8.5 sketch paper in graphite, the last image using a bit of red and blue Col-erase pencils. This is the first of two posts. Vaya con Dios.

Ghoulies part 2

These are the final ghoulies for the Halloweenies compilation I'm doing. They're design was loosely based on that of typical ghosts - gas-like creatures that are semi-transparent - but with a slight addition of character and personality unique to each. While both are meant to be tricksters, the one with the three head frills and ''beard'' is meant to be more sadistic in his antics, thinking them all to be in good-spirited fun, while the one with one eye leans more towards taunting and jeering. Both share a linkage to one another, but remain separate altogether. Their names are, from left to right, Charlie and Jaunty. They were done in graphite on 5.5X8.5 sketch paper. Post a comment and tell me what you think of them. Vaya con Dios.

Ghoulies part 1

This is a quick little rough's spread sheet I did for a character for the Halloweenies compilation. These are designed to be ghostly or spiritual figures comprised of unearthly materials so as to add a sense of mist-like properties; typical ghost stuff. As can be told by a couple of the designs, I really wanted to play around with different shapes. With these I decided that a simpler design would be cause for a better design overall. They were done on 5.5X8.5 sketch paper in graphite. The final design will be posted later this week. Vaya con Dios.