I’ve decided to dedicate a little time to doing the design challenges at Spoonflower. So here is my first entry, for the Hometown Tea Towel challenge: Small Town Big Pride, designed to be the perfect size for making into a tea towel.
Not my usual style, but it’s getting to be fall—so, Halloween, and everything. A firey, skull-faced woman like what can be conjured up in the mirror seems fitting.
This was a “three-lists” ATC, wherein I chose one “item” each from three lists of items, and then drew an artist trading card with those elements on it.
The three elements I chose were:
Rainbow
Woman (or space traveler)
Unidentified Object
This was a delightful exercise, and I’m very happy with the end result!
Prismacolor Pencil on green paper.
A light and airy piece this month, with thanks again to illustratedatcs.com’s “draw this in your style” challenge. Waughtercolors created a fairy for us to draw in our style, and so I had a go. Waughtercolors original image can be found here.
Actually, it’s not so much about people not asking questions, but more about people not listening to the answers.
There’s not much listening going on, it seems.
Listen to hear what I have to say, not to find evidence of the devil you’re already convinced is in me.
Artist Trading Card, Prismacolor pencil on blue paper.
Unicorn Goddess artist trading card. Prismacolor Pencil on pink paper. Inspired by KosmicGirl over at illustratedatcs.com. Her original art can be found here.
Illustratedatcs.com is having a fun “draw this in your style” challenge, with a different piece of art featured each month. TFbalding started off the month with a Surreal Angel for us to draw in our style. This is my version of it. TFBalding’s original image can be found here.
Gifted to a friend of a friend. I was honored to be asked to make this piece, and wish she may find courage in her fight! #CancerFighter #FightNotSoftly
Here are some snails I made just for fun. Because I could. Because snails are awesome. (Oh, the stories I could tell about snails!
Steampunk with a new twist: Flapper Style! Art Deco Steampunk—not at all Victorian, but full of charm and spirit none-the-less!