I’ll update this as I do more, and republish.

Rob, you’re my muse.

I am also passing my two perspective courses! Thank god. Here’s a sampling of my work from them:

Six weeks of class = midterm portfolio reviews! Here’s a selection of my life drawing and principles of drawing exercises.

My friend Ana’s a very well-dressed lady who happens to also run a very inspiring fashion blog that makes me wish I could afford a lot more studs.

Since I can’t own her excellent wardrobe (and nor could I wear it as well as she does) I thought I might draw it!

For Ana:

Between the state of my wrists, some family things and the fact that it’s summer, I haven’t been making a whole lot of new art recently. Or rather, what I am working on I am working on so slowly it doesn’t show up on the internet.

So here’s a retrospective of things I have done. This ain’t fine art, this is what I drew when I had free time in highschool and university, and this is the person that wants to draw things for videogames.

Here, let’s start with a few randoms – most of these drawings were cached in story ideas for comics or videogames or novels, but things don’t often go where you want them to, and then eight years later all you have is adorable and amusing drawings to remind you of the good old days.

I’ve done my fair share of fanart, as well:

Now for the high-concept original stuff! These demons were designed, I think, mostly for the helluvit.

These three are for an epic fantasy story I was working on. There was lots of sexy betrayal and sad landscapes and gore involved.

These are a few quick concepts for a story I had written to take place in a farmhouse. I had never, at this point, been inside a farmhouse except at Black Creek Pioneer Village.

These are raven demon designs for a story set in Quebec in the late 17th century.

These are some more artsy things I worked on in the first few years of university that I think are still kind of hilarious/awesome.

Anyways, hopefully that’s hilarious and interesting for you, too, internet! I know I was pretty amused, digging through to find all this.

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Ta-dah! A second still life (a little cropped due to minimal scanning surface and laziness) and another composition design, this time with astronauts! I also flash-coloured it in photoshop, because that is how I roll. I am more than half-done the oil painting but I’m gonna save all the process stuff to display with the finished work. Patience all round, eh?

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2-Point Perspective study and two composition exercises that I sneakily used as an excuse to draw cowboys and rockstars. Yeehaw ^_^

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360 Degrees of Lomy. Or rather, 270. The paper was only so big. Isn’t she cute?!