Man, it's been a busy month. @_@ But we'll get to that in a minute. Art comes first! This is a piece I did for Kuroitenshi, who did some awesome pieces for me recently, of her character Sailor Titan. You can check out her story here and check out some of Kuroitenshi's art of her here. I dig the whole magical girl thing (imagine that!), so I just had to do this for her. I think it ended up being a bit too shiny, but I guess that's OK since she's a Sailor Senshi. She's powering up or something. ^_^;;

Back to happenings! I'm moving to Rhode Island, land of my birth. It's been crazy since I didn't know until the middle of last week. I knew I was going to move, but where, I did not. Now I do, and I'm running around trying to get things ready. I'm excited! Lots of new things to do and learn about! ^_^

Wish me luck, y'all. I've got quite a drive ahead of me. Vroom!

Switch the numbers around.

Pencils are done! On to inking!

Chugging along...

I've got a lot of art to show off today! Most of it is from Otakon. First up, we have the sketch I did for Tabby that she colored AWESOMELY. Check out a bigger version here. I am very impressed with her coloring skills. O_O That tail looks awesome. I also learned of a new brush. Thank you, Tabby! ^_^


Here's the sketch I did. Hey! There's the table from Otakon in the background.


Next up is a cute little sketch from Crystal Kan. This is her character Shades, who I am in love with. She made this little sketch so I could make one of him. He's so cute!! I can't wait to see more of him.


I can't keep the beach off my mind! (Chiaki and Loki seem to have theirs somewhere else!)

Streaks of cool.

Man, I've been busy lately. I just finished a commission! Woo! This one is "Tropical". I decided to use the watercolor brush with this one. I think it works with the tropical theme.



I like the first panel on this page the most. I was thinking about surf art when I was painting the background. The crowd at the dance kind of looks like lava, which is cute. ^_^

Well, back to work. Later!

Repeat.