Yeah, that’s pretty much it. Fanart of Cthulhu from H. P. Lovecraft. Probably my favourite author. Been meaning to do a full page image for some time now, and experimenting with brown paper and white colour pencils seemed like the perfect time to try a full image; background and all. Pro-markers, pen and pencil on brown paper. 12 hours.
More silliness. I know, I know “Not all men…blah, blah, blah” I am not here to mock anyone. And, be honest, your mind goes there too when you hear “sword swallower”, right? If not, good for you, you are a better person than me. Haha.
I apologise for the horrible colouring and the two completely different styles between the guy and the girl. I am a little style-confused at the moment. Trying to accommodate my course leaders by trying new things, but also wanting to stick to my own style is very confusing. ^^;
Hope you like it a little bit despite all the flaws! ❤ xx
Wednesday Addams
Fairly Quick digital edit of a pencil/pen/pro-marker-sketch I did yesterday. Did I have time for it?, no. Did I draw it anyway? , yes. Hope you like it! 😀 ❤
First version of the complete image, It’s not the final version though, I just had to see how it would all look together 😀 Hope you like it!
I quite recently fell in love with Ghost, the Swedish metal band, their imagery is spectacular! Mind you, I don’t worship the devil, but I really love their melodious songs and the musical skills of the ghouls ❤ They’re not for everyone, but sure worth a listen 😀
So here’s a drawing I made of Papa Emeritus ii, the last front man, I’ll probably draw the third Papa E one of these days too, I hope, if I find the time (y)
I confess I prefer the Nameless Ghouls (especially the Fire Ghoul <3) but Papa E does look fabulous.
Calvaria and three demons WIP, planning on adding a drummer and editing the composition a bit, still, I hope you like it 😀 :B
A compendium of my university briefs
The nonsensical creations of an aspiring illustrator, from whales to stars and everything in between.
2nd Year Illustration Student at the University of Lincoln
Nate Silver’s FiveThirtyEight uses statistical analysis — hard numbers — to tell compelling stories about politics, sports, science, economics and culture.
Illustration course work for university. Progress/development work and finished pieces.
Quench Your Creative Thirst
Make every opportunity count.
