These first two are straight from sketchbook with few digital alterations. Lots of marker, ink, pencil, and whatever I had on hand.

This one I spent some time with in photoshop, trying to make it look vintage ad of the future as far as colors. Maybe I’ll pick it back up again someday.

And they all can fly. I need a new trendy accessory.

This is a cyborg/medic character I recently conjured up for our 6 years in the making rpg…that before had never seen any kind of a doctor. Well then…

Watercolor sketch colored in photoshop. I think I’ll be working this way until I can update my tablet. The watercolor gives it detail and texture, and I was only left to worry about painting over finer hair and refining lighting with wonky pen. I noticed much less angry pen shaking! (Which doesn’t help the pen work, just something to do to pass a few moments before it works again…)

Edit: Adding two more sketches, didn’t feel they caught him as well, but they do have better detail.

More photoshop over a pencil sketch, with a tree bark texture and broken pen. Details are more manageable with the wonky pen; drawing long straight lines is a laughable task.

I’ve also been working on a new website look that looks more like the blog. Inevitably the blog will be seamless with the website.

Gouache and pencil sketchbook doodle.

This is a watercolor pencil sketch that I fleshed out in photoshop. The sketch was red, then I layered texture from a leaf (that’s how I got the “plasma”, didn’t draw that part at all!) It was a fun, easy process…now if only my tablet pen wasn’t dying and could draw a straight line!