I once knew a hot girl
just a girl who likes to draw. is currently freelancing. Available for commissions.
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I totally got my inspiration from …well, D&D. At least in the name anyway. You know like how they have sun elves and such in D&D? This is a sun troll! Though I know it’s like, a paradox of sorts because trolls are supposed to burst in the sun and stuff. but whatevs :D
Colleen coloured pencils, Derwent Blender & Burnisher pencils on A5 sketchbook, 160 gsm paper -
been doing a LOT of traditional art lately! I’m addicted! I’m unstoppable! This is just a part of it - all of them are drawn using coloured pencils, except for the cyclophabbit family, where the background is filled in with acrylic paint.
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you know what. Google isn’t working for me. It’s really frustrating because it means that I can’t access my G+ and post stuff. So I’ll post here for now and then repost these stuff in G+ later. I kinda just want to keep most of my posts here to be about my art and stuff, that’s why I was a little hesitant. Anyway, other people’s art is good too! I like art! and here’s one. A linocut! a medium that I haven’t really explored (apart from that one time in high school art class).
Simple. Elegant. Neat stuff!
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I’m a part of urbansketchers singapore, which is a part of this..bigger thing. Talented illustrator with lovely style. I like his use of lines.
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Photo reblogged from L U C O N G
Tabitha #9, oil on panel, 36 x 40 inches, 2011
Gallery Henoch, New York, NYOne super talented artist. You should check out his blog for more art!
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I did this commission recently. It’s my first ever full size, full colour vector illustration! And yes, that means the first time I made a full piece of artwork in Illustrator! Well, it wasn’t meant to be so. It’s just that I was commissioned to make a billboard featuring some cute animal with a wide, exaggerated smile (client runs a dental clinic), and when I was told the size spec…well, I was stumped! I can’t possibly paint it in Photoshop because if I paint it in actual size, it’d just crash my comp and I can’t really have them blow it up either because it’s just going to look icky and pixellated. I counseled Stephen and he said to use vector because that’s the only graphics format that can be scaled up without any lossiness. I was like, oh but are you MAD!?? I have never done anything like this before. I mean, sure I’ve fooled around in AI quite a lot but at that point all I’ve only ever made lineart (which I’d later colour in Photoshop).
It was rather difficult! I whined to Stephen a lot and it was a lot of trial and error. I learned a lot from this picture. It also turned out well in the end because the client was happy enough with me to give me repeat commission :D
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A coffin design done for the local art contest, which is a part of a bigger event - a convention held earlier this month. I was shortlisted, which means I was required to go and recreate my artwork live at the venue. I was only given 90 minutes to do so, and considering how detailed this piece is, I obviously didn’t get very much done at all. Thus, I didn’t win anything…ah but it was good to participate. I still love this piece! This is also a first of sorts, as I don’t think I’ve done anything quite like this before.
It’s obviously very inspired by the sugar skulls popular during theDía de los Muertos “Day of the Dead”, a Mexican holiday.
