Just something else I’ve been working on.
Posts Tagged ‘cat’
Buccateer!
Posted in Administrative, art, tagged art, buccaneer, cat, digital painting, pirate, sketch on August 14, 2012| 8 Comments »
Death Kitty
Posted in Administrative, art, tagged art, cat, Celtic, Death Kitty, Death Knight, kitten, kitty, rune, Zomblobs on July 30, 2012| 4 Comments »
I’ve been busy working on… too many projects. I’ll have a Zomblobs! “patch” up here closer to the weekend, though. Remember, the beta is over thisaway, and I’m looking for feedback. Please let me know what you think and ask me any questions you might have!
In the meantime, here’s an eeeeevil Death Kitty I drew and painted to, er… brighten your day.
Oh, and this is the rune I plopped under his feet. I’ve long loved constructing Celtic knots, and this was fun to work out.
Teshketchbook: Cat Costumes
Posted in Administrative, art, tagged art, cat, illustration, sketchbook on March 11, 2010| 16 Comments »
I’m still working on the cat illustrations. Here are some quick critters I pulled out of the sketchbook. As usual, the links lead to BIG versions, if you want to see them. These were all done with a ballpoint pen in a Strathmore sketchbook. Copyright to me, of course, so don’t go swiping stuff, or the black cats may come after you.
Trick and Treat
Posted in art, tagged art, cat, illustration, tutorial on November 3, 2009| 18 Comments »
First, the treat:
(Yes, it’s actually a sneak preview of the book I’m illustrating for my mother. Way too much going on, and we wanted to have it done by now, but we’re angling for Christmas completion instead. Life does that sometimes.)
And then the trick: A Puzzle Pirates thread from a while back where I show my “tricks of the trade” for how I do this sort of thing. I’ve linked to this before, I think, but it fits nicely here as well. One day, I’ll do another one of these for a piece that I’m working on for the book.
Yes, this is a bit late for Halloween, but when you move to a new house and your internet connection gets lost in the aether, schedules tend to go out the window.