Artwork and writings of an aspiring artist.
Here is Atmahn, a god like character from DC Comic's, Trinity. You're probably saying, "Wait. Isn't this Batman?" Yes, it is. This version of the caped crusader appeared in a 2008 story line, where he, along with Superman and Wonder Woman, had their reality warped by powerful magic users and they were turned into gods. … Continue reading Atmahn, The Night Judge
Up next is a pencil drawing Asura from the video game, Asura's Wrath. This was a game I use to watch videos of a few years ago. It's well known for being over the top in its game play and cut scenes, taking inspiration from Sci-Fi, Anime, and Japanese mythology. The main character is a … Continue reading Asura’s Draft
The OP. Initials I use to describe the over powerful. Beings with incredible feats of strength. We're talking about characters who can defy all odds with ease, from one punch that can eliminate even the strongest of opponents, to a single snap that can wipe out half the universe. For this week, I'll be drawing … Continue reading Superman Prime One Million
The lion roars into the end of Animal week. Penciling: 25 minutes Inking: 12 minutes Total: 37 minutes Next Week: The OP. Two more weeks until my one year drawing challenge is complete.
Took a crack at drawing a tiger today. Penciling: 36 minutes Inking: 15 minutes Total: 51 minutes
Long ago, when I was a kid, me and an old friend use to make home videos (pre-Youtube) with our toys. I had an action figure of a penguin from the Batman Returns toy line, and my friend would give it this mischievous personality. It was fun to watch, as he would have the penguin … Continue reading The Menacing Penguin
Here's another quick drawing of a grizzly bear. Penciling: 19 minutes Inking: 11 minutes Total: 30 minutes
A quick drawing of a canary, standing at their perch. Penciling: 15 minutes Inking: 12 minutes Total: 27 minutes
A cat scratches at the door, crying for attention. Does it want company? In need to be fed? Looking for a warm place? Is anyone even in there? No matter. The cat keeps on scratching. Penciling: 53 minutes Inking: 27 minutes Coloring, Door Making, & Editing: 1 hour, 43 minutes Total: 3 hours, 3 minutes
For this week, I'll be focusing on drawing animals, starting with a dog. In celebration of St. Patrick's Day, the dog has a green collar on. Penciling: 29 minutes Inking: 18 minutes Total: 47 minutes
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