Axis dump

I have been writing more than drawing lately but cuz Aysha did THIS OMFG I feel obligated to post some Axis stuff that never wound up anywhere. Most of this is hideously hideously ooooold. I should draw some new stuff. Mmhmm.



More, less horrible Axis stuff here, here, and here.

Sketchfight.

Oh yes, and here is a quick scene I did in crappy pen at work, cuz it got stuck in my head and would not leave. I want to do a proper comic of it someday, but I probably won't. I suck that way.



C'mon, if you had a goliath bird-eating spider, you'd train her to jump on people's faces too.

Albinosalbinasalbinism

Did a p-chat a few weeks ago with Kyra. I drew her albino, Sashimi, and she drew my albino, Presley.



Then I did a Presley oekaki.



I guess I should mention that I only want to see The DaVinci Code because of Paul Bettany as Silas? Albinos are so hot.

Oh I know you just di'int

Yvie and some friends of hers have a trio of gay unicorns. They're very popular. So popular, in fact, that the gay anthro-unicorn population has apparently spiked. Thinking this was funny, I drew my own unicorn-boy, Jim, who is embarassingly straight and possibly homophobic. He's shown here with Mazza, who belongs to the Chee.



No mean-spiritedness is meant, at least not towards Yvie. Unicorn boys are shockingly fun to draw.

Mush.

So like. If I may wax extremely mushy for a moment, Aysha has been my best friend since forever, if forever could be quantified as around ten years, and we've remained close enough to where I can easily see us still being best friends in fifty. I lack words to express how much she means to me. She's the other half of my soul.

So you'd think I'd draw for her more, right? WRONG. Oh well. I drew for her this week, though. She's been on a Rethamnel tear lately, so here are Karash (scary elven warlord) and Ludo (wimpy mer-historian). I hearts them both.

We ARE

More One Piece fanarts. I'm trying to practice drawing Robin. She's very difficult. Her nose confounds me.



I was really hoping that the next Strawhat would be another girl, but right now it's shaping up to be either Franky or Paulie, so oh well.

Still without a title to my name

Some sketches from that still-hasn't-got-a-fucking-title westerly story.

In which my white eyelash fetish is revealed

So yeah I'm totally digging on the idea of making Presley an albino. Check it:



Hrrrrr. Of course, he'd keep the pink hair most of the time, since I dig that and he does too. But his skintone would be lighter and his eyes will be purplish or blue instead of green. He'd probably also have to dress different for the times he accompanies Heck into the deep desert.



I keep trying to figure out how he can defend himself. Presley cries at the meat section in supermarkets. The idea of him with a weapon is very out-of-character. Yet he wouldn't let his wife march off into danger without him. And he wouldn't be silly enough to go unarmed. It is a dilemma.

Origins

A musing in comic form about how Heck and Presley might have met. It isn't set in stone, but I like this as well as anything else I've come up with. Creepy girl rescues albino boy!

Donny needs a fanclub.

Of course it would probably consist solely of Aysha and myself. Most people seem to like Xavier best.

... Actually, I like Xavier best. But Donny's getting more interesting, since I beefed up the creepy factor of his powers.

OooOOoh.

I have markers and gel-pens. Thank-you, Hobby Lobby.



I <3 x-parrot's shockingly well-written One Piece fanfic. Interesting plotlines, and Sanji and Zoro aren't trying to sleep with each other, or anyone else. It's like a goddamned miracle.

Jackassery

A different Fox, this time Coyote's long-suffering brother.

Snack attack, motherfucker.

Yeah, Lazy Sunday is awesome.

You know what else is awesome? One Piece.



Know what else is awesome? Saying awesome.

I need to practice my Robin. I totally can't draw her worth shits.

Feniculi Fenicula

Was trying to do cell-type shading. Came out shockingly well. The whole thing came out shockingly well, actually. I'm so pleased.



Also, they both look really hot in sleepwear. Hrrr.

Dumpdump.

While I'm thinking about it, here is a tremendous sketchdump of older pictures. I still really like a lot of these, even if they are OLD.

Are you surprised?

Heck and Presley are my current favorites of my dozens and dozens of characters. Certainly my favorite couple.



I tried drawing them more realistically this time. Heck in her undies is easy to draw, only took around ten minutes, but then I'm pretty good at chubby girls. Maybe I should just give up and only draw chubby girls. Presley, since he's a skinny boy, took about forty minutes, comparatively. I am proud of his yawny face though, since I yawn every time I look at it. Success!

(Think about it, though. A comic consisting solely of drawings of chubby girls in their undies. I think it'd be fantastic.)

Is it dorky in here, or is it me?

It's me. I'm a dork. I've been playing Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney more or less nonstop since it arrived in my mailbox and OHGODHERECOMESTHEFANART.



Seriously. I love this game.

Other than that, here are some more sketches. Kiddifying your characters is a worthwhile excercise, I think.

The Free People's World-Tree Library

Fox is a television character, and she isn't dead yet. But she will be, soon. She's a character on a television show called The Library. You've never seen The Library on TV, but I bet you wish you had.



You always know Fox by her costume (the too-small green T-shirt, the long, full skirts she wears to hide her tail), by her dramatic hand gestures and body language, by the soft, breathy-squeaky voice the actors use when they are Fox. Fox is funny, dangerous, bad-tempered, flirtatious, greedy, untidy, accident-prone, graceful, and has a mysterious past. In some episodes, Fox is played by male actors, but she always sounds like Fox. And she's always beautiful. Every episode you think that this Fox, surely, is the most beautiful Fox there could ever be, and yet the Fox of the next episode will be even more heartbreakingly beautiful.

Kelly Link, Magic for Beginners

Shae Maxmason in: I Was a Teenage Starmap!

Happy birthday, my chica.