More thoughts on this later, if anybody wants to hear them.
and the story continues.
WIP for the next Orlando Furioso comic. Learning so many great things about colors!
Did anybody ever play Saga Frontier? Yeah it wasn’t technically…good. At all.
But for some reason I was struck by a sudden urge to draw Annie and Liza, from Emelia’s quest. Go figure.
The kata of the world’s greatest mime…
I needed to scribble something down, and here’s how it worked out.
Some sketches
I needed to do something that wouldn’t turn into a week-long project, so I decided to sketch out Alita and Major Kusangi. Not much to say about this except that I grew up reading “Battle Angel Alita” and love it totally unironically despite the terrible title.
Also, I like Kusangi’s movie design more than the TV show one.
Orlando Furioso Canto 3
Once again, Orlando Furioso continues to be werider than anything I could make up. I had an okay time trying to get fancy with this comic, I don’t know if I’ll do anything like this in the future.
So I saw “The Touch Of Evil” todau with Orson wells and basically was absolutely blown away. There are just so many shots in it that would make great paintings, I decided to try and speedpaint one of my favorites.
Yet More For Our Fair City
You know, way back when I first had to paint a winter landscape I was like “Oh, well, that was fun, probably won’t ever be doing THAT again, though.”
It hasn’t worked out that way. It’s cool though, I like it.
The Women of The Gone Away World
Basically the endpoint of my Gone Away World character designs project. From left to right: Sally J. Culpepper, Annie The Ox, Elizabeth Soam, and Leah. Am I getting some of these names mispelled because I read the book in audio format and it’s not popular enough for me to google the right spellings? Yeah, probably.
