A quick dog / wolf familiar I drew for a friend - we were talking about our pets and she mentioned one of hers with a similar color palette, and given it had passed away I decided to do this for her. It's a typical design-nothing special; just a pattern of colors representing her late pet. I chose the name Raine in reference to the X-Men character who can turn herself into or partially into a werewolf or full wolf. So yea, something quick and easy I did just to pass a moment and make a friend happy. I'm waiting to finish or be close to finishing most of these other projects I am heavily involved in to start a photoshop version of this. This piece was drawn on 9X12 sketch paper in standard graphite and colored using Design colored pencils. Please comment below any thoughts or requests you may have. Vaya con Dios.
A digital sketch and a first-draft color render of my Legend of Legaia commission. I'm not the most experienced user of digital medium, but overall I'm pleased with the direction it's going. This is still an unfinished piece, however, so there is still quite a bit to do. Stay tuned for further updates (sorry I haven't posted in over a month - so much is happening [writing multiple articles per week for a magazine; starting up a business consulting firm with another individual; trying to organize everything for my upcoming college graduation - it's quite a bit, plus more]). Anyway, please leave a comment below to let me know what you think, and if you have any suggestions (I hope you do) on how to boost the quality of this work, I implore you to leave a comment as well. Vaya con Dios.
This is a commission piece I'm currently working on for a friend. He wanted me to draw the three main protagonists from the Playstation One game "Legend of Legaia". I already know that the female character's face is jacked up, but the photoshop render will be much better (I hope). The designs and costumes are pretty much based on how they are in the game - the only things that really "changed" were their weapons, and I might change them a bit again once I get into photoshop. They may also be rearranged, but that is yet to be determined. They were all done on the same sheet of 9X12 sketch paper in graphite. Everything else is pretty self-explanatory, and with that I'll say Vaya con Dios.
