Cowboy

This was a really quickly put together thing, but I'm pretty proud of it. I had left over paints on my palette that I used for this. They may not go together very well, but I loved them too much to allow them to go to waste. I also have been trying to create more full-length drawings and illustrations, so including people in them that add to the story of the drawing, is my goal.

Why?

I think about things and people that I know and combine those thoughts with fictitious more-interesting stories and it turns into some sort of character. I don't know what's going on here. I guess I was feeling reflective. I also tried using more vivid colors than usual.
I used markers and colored pencils.

Yellow

This is just a sketch I did while I was trying to teach my little sisters some ways to color a while ago.
I used markers and a couple of them were sort of dried out. I think I had some star-lyric-ed (I definitely just made that up) song in my head at the time or something.

I'm Back... in Greens?

Hi everyone, that is, if anyone is still reading this blog. It's been ages. I'll be posting old art, but I'll color coordinate the posts for fun.
The first one is a Game of Thrones inspired piece called "The Wall", the next is just something I drew on the back of my notebook, after that one, we have a triangle page, and lastly, we have "Tropics".
All of these are done in mixed media, generally using colored pencil and marker. Except for the triangle paper, that one was just marker.

But how have you been? Good? Hopefully so.

Jigsaw

Forgot to post this too...
This is my second triangle mosaic page! The goal is to fill a page completely using small multicolored triangles. It's pretty relaxing, surprisingly enough. I've done one of these before, but I was bored one day and thought I'd do another one. This one took a lot more time than the first; about 3 weeks or so. The first one only took one.
Anyway it's on a 9" x 12" sheet of paper. Drawn in pencils and colored in Crayola markers.

Artist's Trading Cards

Happy Saturday!

These are Artist Trading Cards! Exciting stuff, right? They're on pretty small pieces of paper kind of like card size. Of course. I was kind of dumb and wrote on the back of this first one...

One of the rules of Artist's Trading Cards is never sell them, only trade them!

Artemis

Another drawing in marker.
Artemis, the Goddess of the Moon from Greek Mythology.
9" x 12" paper.

Harlequinn

Woohoo for Fridays!
So... This is a drawing inspired by clowns, obviously. My first time bothering with Crayola markers. I'd say not too bad of a thing to use for drawing...
9" x 12" paper.