Sketching and doodling

Spent part of my weekend doodling faces while watching Howl's Moving Castle (One of my all time favorite movies that is absolutely brilliant in it's illustration). Great way to spend a weekend, even if I do suck at drawing faces.  ;) 

Sketchbook pages - February 2014

Just a quick peek at a few of my sketchbook pages.  (Sorry for the terrible lighting.  Haven't had time to photograph anything properly.  :/ )

Some Black and white (mostly) doodles

 Just some silly doodles to try to get back into the swing of drawing. Have been too exhausted, busy and uninspired to draw anything for some time.

 I really like playing around with black and white images. There's something so striking about them, even when it's just a silly image of a zombie-like boy with a pig on his head.  ;)

And last, but not least, my favorite, Sir Oinks A Lot!

A couple of pages from one of my brown paged sketchbooks.  Drawn with generic/mixed black ink pens and markers. 

Digital painting; monsters and faces

 These are just some random painting/doodle practice on faces. I always get stumped at their hair. >.< But I was pretty pleased with how the faces turned out themselves. These are probably the best ones I've ever done. And just ignore the random sketches and egg things. Just doodled those up for practice and whatnot.

Just something silly from some basic doodles I was practicing with. I've read through several of these this past week and I think they've been messing with me. LoL! I rarely do dark scenes, in theme or color scheme, and I don't think I've ever done any with a flashlight source. The word bubble seems a bit out of place, but I couldn't seem to resist adding it in.

Some traditional sketchlings

A compilation of some traditional sketches and doodles. Most are from the past few weeks drawn when I didn't have a chance to draw digitally.

Something from awhile ago...

I had meant to post this last halloween, or sometime thereafter, but never got around to it. Thought I would share it now since I'll probably forget by next halloween. LoL! Just a little digital craziness I created on my computer. ;)

Face to Face

I did this in pencil on white paper from a beginner's learning book. I switched some of the assignments around in the book and created my own picture from the suggestions. Then, once I had it scanned, I flipped it and inverted the colors to get the black background copy. Then I set them side by side to have them facing one another, as if they were about to...well, I guess fight.