Attempts at drawing realistic people. From left to right, first to last: DJ Darkside, Hatcha, Unknown Soyboy, Moonboy, DJ Tunnidge, and Goldie. More will be added in this gallery as I create them.
Jewel Case covers I made for Tim Tallent, a Christian music producer. They were designed with Walmart brand slim jewel cases in mind, and to be printed as “shrink to fit.” Illegal Beetz was the label name I chose for production of these discs.
Two characters for an upcoming animation in December 2021. The first one was a test at panting a background from a reference. The second was done in haste, and I opted to put it on a photograph of some scenery instead.This was some artwork I made for a mix CD I handed out at the local gas station. The songs don’t belong to me (apart from the second) but the artwork is all me (albiet, I did use a font for the Tracklist) Listen to the mix here!
MS Paint freestyles. To those that say you have to use specific programs to make good art, I disagree. So as long as you understand the basic concepts of what makes good art, anything can be a good program or medium to make art with. One on the right was a sketch of a photograph. One on the left is a Geela, which is a character that belongs to one of my friends.
The name of this painting is “Karelian Woman Painting”. Just something I felt like drawing to further expand my artistic capabilities.Adobe Illustrator practice. This is a vector of Winnie, a bun from the ‘Winnie the Wonder Bunny” account on Instagram. Thought I’d show my support for them in the form of a pic.I guess I’m in to drawing rabbits as of late? This one isn’t based off of anything. It’s just a zombie rabbit I sketched in MS Paint.Played around with textured brushes and silhouettes to make lighting.
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Break AwayI have this bat plushy that sits on the desk next to me. This sketch was inspired by it.