As has become tradition right now, I hereby give you the complete mess that is my notes, research, plot outline, character sketches etcetera of 'Brothers 'N Antlers.' Once again you have the opportunity to look inside my head and see what went around in it while I created this story. Feel free to give it a read if you're interested in the process and preparation of writing a story.
Finally comfortable enough with my ability to render Gyre that I can share a few profile sketches.
So, as several of you know, I'm one of the voices in The Good HiE List's Friday night live stream where we interview writers and other types of creators, answering questions submitted to the guest or the group.
Good HiE podcast Twitch link
Well, now I'll be streaming my own drawings and possibly writing during and after that stream! Friday nights at 7est, 6cst, 5mst, and 4pst every week!
Yes, yes, I know it's a pain, but I have my reasons, and it won't be too long. Plus, you're getting a preview sketch out of the deal.
So you guys know I can draw, well how would you like to know how I get a drawing done? It's more than just thinking of a picture or looking at a base or reference and drawing that. It becomes very psychological at a certain point. There are two ways a drawing can go for me, and here they are:
Easy and Fun
-Starts with the basics of drawing. Circles, lines, etc.
-Begins to develop half the body seems pleased with the work so far.
-Get distracted with video games, television, eating, etc.
Afternoon. So, today we have a new piece of non-hoers fanart.
I've recently been playing through the original Dragon Quest for NES. The title has some peculiar monsters in it, with unique visual designs. In fact, the series, and particularly the visuals, were the creation of Akira Toriyama, of Dragon Ball fame. Anyway, I decided to sketch some of the characters with illustration ink. First up is the Druin, a flying squid-like creature.
Here is what it looks like in the game;
For my 275th blog post, I decided to show you all another really funny sketch that I love watching on YouTube.
This video that I'm showing you guys today is another that stars late comedic genius, Peter Sellers.
This post contains another video, starring the late Tim Conway, that I couldn't help but want to share with you guys on here.
This video is another that I've been wanting to add to my "Funny Stuff" category for quite a long time. And, it's another that I've watched on YouTube from time to time and wanted to show you guys. Like many of the previous videos I shared, it's also one featuring another sketch from "The Carol Burnett Show". This time, it not only features the eponymous star herself, but also actor and comedian Don Adams as a guest star.
After I posted my latest TV show review, I figured that it wouldn't hurt to share with you guys another little something different today. That little something being another one of my skits from the Carol Burnett Show. It's also another video that featured the late Tim Conway and Harvey Korman together.
These are a bit different than the previous Hidden Worlds image. These are rough, sketchy, energetic, and less refined. They were done on very small pieces of paper (specifically, in my small sketchbook that I usually carry with me), and were colored quickly in photoshop. So, these are more like sketches than fully hammered out illustrations.
They're meant to evoke the roughness and limitations seen in the style of old adventure games and dungeon crawlers.
I'm going to start a new tag called 'fartch'. It's fart, art, and sketch all combined.
Anyway, started yet another Silver Spanner thing. I'm going to see if I can draw Mjolna too, but Silv is getting on my nerves. I wanted to try drawing her from a different angle (as an artist, I tend to get trapped in side and 3/4 perspectives). But her foreleg... It's just... Omg... 
Octavia’s Story Making-Of
I originally intended to make this a complete bare-bone story. As in, no outline, no character sketches or location analyses. I wanted to write without preparing anything. But, being the I-hate-editing-so-I-outline-every-single-thing kind of writer that I am, I wrote two quick pages of potential making-of material anyway. Sorry, I couldn’t help myself! But then again, now you have some interesting behind-the-scenes material to read.
Aloha, my friends.
Once again, I decided to return with another post.
This one, however, is much different compared to the last ones I've been putting up.
Inspired by my posting of Tim Conway's "The Dentist" sketch, I decided to make another post like it with the purpose of providing everyone with a brilliant laugh, and having liked this sketch I'm showing you here so much, I couldn't resist sharing it with you guys here.
Greetings, my friends.
Today, I'm gonna be sharing with you guys another funny treat that I like to watch on YouTube every now and then. The post and video in question being what I'd classify as a return to sharing videos of one of my favorite comedians of all time: Tim Conway. Paired once again with Harvey Korman in a sketch on "The Carol Burnett Show".
Hello everyone! I'm just letting you know that the Gallery for The Iron Horse has been updated with the latest wonderful art from my illustrator, Mr. Colby "Greeenfinger" Green.
So, I came up with a character, as some of you know, and I wanted to make an announcement for her. I'll be putting a bunch of pictures here and links to the one-shot I put her in.
Been into Tumblr (late in the game I know, but better late than never I guess X3) and I think I'm hooked.
Made some sketches/doodles and posted them there. It's actually the most I've made digitally. Still my subpar style but I like 'em!
I'll even share ^^
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