Sketchbook pages

There is nothing I like more than doodling and writing in my sketchbook, except maybe really fullfilling human interaction. These sketches are fun because I just draw a line and then I fill it as a person, with all of the bumps, even if it doesn't totally make sense as a person. Knowing about anatomy and perspective really helps to do these

Some words of wisdom: Insecurity doesn't pay in the arts, nor any other activity for that matter. If you want to do something, do it even if you think you're doing it wrong. If you do it enough, you'll start to do it righy

working on something

I started on this yesterday. Not sure where it's going, but I can tell that all the Phil Hale paintings I've been looking at inspired it. Here's a little tryptich that I finished a little bit ago. The picture quality isn't so great, but meh. I'll upload em nicer later.

Life is tasty!

Pafoosi

Just a little personal thing I've been working on on and off for a couple of months. I guess every piece of art I do is personal, so that statement is redundant. Trying t figure out how to make these pictures clickable thumbnails. Here you go.