Tried to paint a webcam-picture of myself, apparently I am half Anime character.
How come I find it easier to paint from other peoples photographs? I thought it would be easier to paint oneself since it’s what you see in the morning every day.
30 minutes isn’t enough just yet I guess (or I should stop getting into details so early) but they are so fun to draw..
Mary-Q
Tried to draw some balled viking-ish guy wearing a fur. Wanted to give him a broken nose, not sure if it looks broken or run over.
A dwarf, really just an excuse to draw a helmet and more beard.
Fairy, yeah… like we couldn’t see that one coming.
<3 my little winged creatures.
Paine – FFX-2 based of screen-shot from the opening sequence in the game.
Rikku – FFX-2. Based of a photo taken of myself. Wanted to give her a summery look. But she looks a little too dreamy. Think this will be one I’ll work more on when this month is over though.
Hope you’ve had a nice weekend.
Mary-Q.
I have no idea of what this flower/weed is called but it has been a nice afternoon outside. Mary-Q.
Zelda, my favourite princess as a child.
Haven’t played any of the game since Majora’s Mask. I really want too though.
Will add the other “late” ones this weekend some time.
Shall I wait until I come back home, or would you be interested to see some non-digital 30 min sketches?
Mary-Q
It was my birthday today (22nd) and have been celebrating a little with my family and also got noted yesterday that I’m still in the competition of this job-position that I want.
I am now one among three, I really want this job and will do my best to perform the next trial which deadline is this Thursday.
That means that Thursday or Friday, I’ll upload a dump of images instead!
Mary-Q
Today’s sketch:
Jon Snow – game of thrones.
Sketch based on various images of the series, he’s actually one of my favourite characters from it as well.
Mary-Q
Sketchy sketchy,
Another one of Meris just cause she is bad ass.
Need to practise hands…
Not going to bore you with that in this project challenge though.
Mary-Q.
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