Showing posts with label finished. Show all posts
Showing posts with label finished. Show all posts
Friday, May 3, 2013
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Tomodachi
20th Century Boys fanart; series is by Naoki Urusawa and is one of the best things I've ever read. Paint Tool SAI.
Zombie Scott
Halloween doodle, original character; probably also from 2008. openCanvas and Photoshop. Zombie Scott is not so different from regular Scott.
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Illustration Friday: Frozen
Another one for Illustration Friday; the theme was "Frozen" this time. So I decided to do my interpretation of Jack Frost. Paint Tool SAI.
KHR: Fong & I-Pin
Another old print; I think this was when I started to fully appreciate Paint Tool SAI. Fanart of the characters Fong and I-Pin from Katekyo Hitman Reborn.
Illustration Friday: Welcome
Did this for Illustration Friday. The theme was "Welcome", so I decided to illustrate that moment where I'd walk into the Japanese supermarket and all the staff would welcome me with a rousing "Irrashaimase!", as they do when they see a customer enter.
Art Dump 2012
Going to start keeping a bunch of my older finished art here, for lack of a better place to host them.
I think this was from back in '09; original characters having a laugh. openCanvas and Photoshop.
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Sunrise Nippon
I'm having this printed on a mug for my mother's stocking stuffer.
I'm struggling to get all of my Christmas list done, as I do every year because I've waited until the very last minute. Work's busy, so trying to get those projects and personal projects done means more time sitting in front of the computer than a human being should spend, ever. I can actually feel my muscles atrophying as I type this.
But I'm almost done with the art-type gifts! And then it'll be holiday baking marathon time! I'm looking forward to that, although I'm sure I'll regret it once I've actually started...being ambitious doesn't usually work out in my favor.
ANYWAY. It's the boys from Arashi, who are impossible to not love. openCanvas 4.03. This took far too long - I'm horrible at trying to draw real people. Jun gave me the most problems; go figure. I think I'm happiest with how Sho came out.
From left to right: Matsujun, Aiba, Sho, Nino, Riidaa.
Please note Sho's sloping shoulders, tyvm.
I'm struggling to get all of my Christmas list done, as I do every year because I've waited until the very last minute. Work's busy, so trying to get those projects and personal projects done means more time sitting in front of the computer than a human being should spend, ever. I can actually feel my muscles atrophying as I type this.
But I'm almost done with the art-type gifts! And then it'll be holiday baking marathon time! I'm looking forward to that, although I'm sure I'll regret it once I've actually started...being ambitious doesn't usually work out in my favor.
ANYWAY. It's the boys from Arashi, who are impossible to not love. openCanvas 4.03. This took far too long - I'm horrible at trying to draw real people. Jun gave me the most problems; go figure. I think I'm happiest with how Sho came out.
From left to right: Matsujun, Aiba, Sho, Nino, Riidaa.
Please note Sho's sloping shoulders, tyvm.
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Pieces
We made up our own board game to play during a trip in the Poconos a few years back.The idea came from some Japanese variety shows I'd seen, where they played batsu (penalty) games. You rolled a dice and whatever you landed on, you had to do. It was usually a mixture of penalties and prizes, but our game was pretty much all penalties.
These included "Cupcake Roulette", where you had to bite into a cupcake, in many of which lurked surprise fillings such as breakfast sausage, octopus (yes, we had octopus) mustard, mayonnaise, black pepper and any other condiments on hand. Similarly, there was the "Danger! Gelatin" penalty, where (without looking) you took a jello shot, which might be filled with ground beef, green peas, or horrifyingly enough, raw garlic. And then there was my personal favorite, "Jello Shoes", which required you to spend the rest of the game with your feet in baggies of gelatin.
Anyway, I made little game pieces for each of us with my button machine!
Top: Me, Jess, Kat
Bottom: Niki, Ren, Vic
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