Recently I had someone ask me how I got back into art after taking a break from drawing for six years while studying engineering. I told him in general terms to develop a habit of drawing a lot and that over time his skills would improve. But just drawing for it’s own sake can be boring after a while, so I also add that it would help to set some mini-goals for motivation. That’s where art challenges come in.
Here’s my second contribution to the Sketch Dailies’ topic for the Monster Project.
Sketch Dailies had some cool topics a couple of weeks ago where they partnered with the Monster Project to make kids’ drawings come to life. For each weekday, a different monster drawing was posted on Twitter for the Sketch Dailies community to make their own interpretations of the drawing. I had a lot of fun with this monster, and I even had the mother of the kid who drew the picture reach out to me on Instagram. So cool!
Anyways, go check out the link above and take a look at all the cool art. I’ll be posting a couple more in a the next few days. Cheers!
Hey everyone, I’ll have a print of this ready for Rose City Comic Con this weekend (9/19-20). I’m also still taking pre-commissions for this weekend, sign up here.
Just a couple more days! Looking forward to seeing you all in Portland!
Here are a couple sketches I made during my weekend trip to Las Vegas, or more like during my flight back home from Vegas. Unfortunately, I didn’t have my sketchbook with me when I visited Red Rocks Canyon. Next time, next time…
Fujin, the god of breaking wind.
Now that I have a new storefront set up, I can now add more original drawings and prints to my shop, including the original sketch and print for this Fujin piece.
