Showing posts with label moleskine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moleskine. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

watercolor moleskine doodles







I guess some of these technically aren't doodles! I try to alternate between doing tight detailed paintings and looser sketchy ones. (the latter usually don't work out that great)

Thursday, August 28, 2008

moleskine scans part END





Some more moleskine pages and a little watercolored doodle I did based off a friend's description of her dungeons and dragons character! The drawing of the pool is from the hotel I stayed at for comiccon. Oh palm trees, how I miss you.

Friday, August 8, 2008

moleskine scans, part 6

Whale time extends into this post! As well as an extremely disturbed Toad :(


I brought my third grade sketchbook to my special man friend's house one weekend and we started drawing the sixth graders out of it. Lordy, children are ugly at that age.
Man, kids at my school took awful photos. The girl on the bottom right of the left page was ACTUALLY walleyed.

moleskine scans, part 5

Fun fact: 90 percent of my childhood was comprised of dumb ghost hunts (speculating whether or not the old lady across the street had DIED and was now a wandering spirit) and injuring myself.
I want to use the el as a setting for something... SOMEDAY. Also: a couple of people from starbucks, a creepy thing, and the beginnings of a binturong!
The Crown Fountain in Millenium Park is the best place to draw children and awkward teenagers, ever.
I think this one is kind of self explanatory.
WHAAAAALES aaand some other stuff.

moleskine scans part 4

Some concept stuff I did for work.
Zany plantlife!
This page marks another series of my failed attempts to draw a friend's cat. It moved, so it had to become a cyborg.
Drawings from a sketchcrawl in... I wanna say June? Maybe? Anyway, here's a picture of Patrick and Akira from said sketchcrawl!
The lady in the left-hand picture wasn't actually wearing a goofy war-helmet, I'm sad to say. And there was no steam powered robot, either :(

Thursday, August 7, 2008

moleskine Scans, part 3


For clarification, (since at least half the people who've seen this drawing can't read my handwriting) the dog is saying "Why can't my butt be nice?"


moleskine scans, part 2

This paper takes ink pretty nicely.


My friend Jessi insisted that I draw her tiny excitable dog as a monster. So I did!

Moleskine Scans, Part 1

I finally finished scanning in my latest sketchbook - so here it is!