Category Archives: character art
March was Busy
February was Busy
In February I accomplished my goal of making a painting for every day of the month – more, in fact, because I actually did 30 paintings in 30 days. Just because Feb is a short month is no excuse to lessen your goals 😉 😀 I want to re-do my website, I think the wayContinue reading “February was Busy”
Studies Roundup January 2021
Studies Roundup December
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Portrait Studies Roundup – October & November 2020
Trying to use a bigger brush here. My Dragon Age: Inquisition character, Aether. He’s great. Just optical color mixing here, no glazing/layers at all. Dorian Pavus from Dragon Age, after U Ri Sol, with small brushes. And later, a Dorian Pavus made with bigger brushes and a little more hand confidence. B&W study of Astarion,Continue reading “Portrait Studies Roundup – October & November 2020”
Kelp Farmer
I did this piece quickly for a weekly challenge, so I don’t know if it’s polished enough to go on my main page of digital art. This girl is a kelp farmer on a spacecraft. I love the idea of her kelp forest growing in a deep water tank in artificial gravity onboard a shipContinue reading “Kelp Farmer”
The Alien R AZAR
I made this character concept of my friend Roxana Azar, an amazing sculptor and photographer who actually owns this outfit. This image is a combination of photobashing and painting, using this image from their instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CEhOsFUDiZx/ I made a little character bio as well: The alien R AZAR, top-selling galactic artist. Original pieces go forContinue reading “The Alien R AZAR”
Getting Advice
I turned in some channel points to have @stumpyfongo, aka professional illustrator and Twitch streamer Stephen Sitton, do a quick ten minute paintover and critique on his stream for my Amethyst study #2, which I felt like really needed the advice. Today I rewatched the segment and put three more hours of work into thisContinue reading “Getting Advice”
Amethyst Study #2
I’ve been looking at the Ghost of Tsushima concept art, and it makes me feel so inspired. I’ve decided that adding little shadows really makes a difference, so here’s my first attempt at that. < blog posts::
