This years’ quick Christmas card, featuring a goblinette of course. Federico and I hope you all have a wonderful, restful time full of warmth and tasty treats!
Drawn with a pen on my sketchbook, coloured digitally.
This years’ quick Christmas card, featuring a goblinette of course. Federico and I hope you all have a wonderful, restful time full of warmth and tasty treats!
Drawn with a pen on my sketchbook, coloured digitally.
Inks and Ecoline.
Still finding my way around these paints. I’ll need to experiment some more!
This one was a bit of an experiment on doing a more finished pencil drawing and laying color on top with Ecoline. I finished things with some crayons and white gouache.
All in all, I’m happy with the result, but I was hoping for a more streamlined/quicker way to work… it was not too successful in that regard, although maybe once I have more familiarity with these paints and how they behave, it could be faster.
And it’s never a bad thing in my book to have more excuses to draw goblins!
The pencils:
And a detail!
An illustration from 2021. Gouache and watercolor on paper.
Prints available here!
Plus some close-ups and the rough sketch.
Season’s greetings card from last year.
A small illustration I did as inking practice today.
I’ve been severely limiting the time I spend on social media lately, and it’s been great for my noggin. I still share things here and there, but I miss having a place to put things that’s not subject to the whims of algorithms and corporate-driven decisions, so I’m making my 38092843894293849284398th attempt to post here more often.
I plan on continuing the Hématite posts soon-ish, but in the mean time, I’ll probably just make some image posts to put here some of the stuff I’ve shared on social media. I’m thinking of maybe making some inspirations posts too, to share the work of artists I love.
So, here are some little ink drawings that I’ve made in the past year or so. More soon!
As it’s been my tradition for the past few years, during the month of September I made a bunch of little gouache paintings for my #septempera challenge. This time I came nowhere near to daily, which was expected as Federico and I are finishing our comic, but all things considered I think it was a pretty decent showing.
All these are quite small (roughly 7-8 cm per side) and painted in watercolor and gouache on watercolor paper.
I’ve put some of them up as prints on my Inprnt.