Showing posts with label Elf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elf. Show all posts

Sunday, September 30, 2012

Todays Experiment

I finished this one today. The photograph came out poorly (bad lighting), but I really like the way the painting came out. I used my 12 x 16 in. water color block, watercolors, and watercolor pencils.

Have a great day!

Theta

Thursday, April 12, 2012

#3 WB2 Scene Wishful Thinking

I finally finished coloring this one. It feels like it has taken forever. It's really been only a couple of weeks and at that I have worked on it sporadically.

My daughter and I have been making greeting cards. I will think about posting some of them here.

Have a great day!
Theta

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Sketch #97 Scene 7

This is the last scene I drew in my Waitbook 1. I am looking forward to sketching more scenes in my next Waitbook 2.The rest of my Waitbook 1 is filled with leaf dragons.

I was doodling along and decided to add an elf king to the sketch. He seems to think he is hidden, concentrating so hard on the reddish flying prey, but he's not. The little blue guy without antennae seems to be thinking about what kind of threat the king may be, probably none. He doesn't have a net and their size is quite large relative to his. The oak leaf dragon is keeping very still in hopes that the king will not see him, so far so good :)

I enjoy drawing these scenes. They do take longer to sketch, ink, and color than a single item, thus I have to be in the proper mood to work on one.

Have a wondrous day,
Theta

Wednesday, November 09, 2011

Sketch #40 Mini Elf with Mushrooms

Here is another scene with characters for Cy :) He says the inchworm is a baby dragon because it has a goatee.

Friday, November 04, 2011

Sketch #45 Green Elf

This guy was better received than #31 the water fairy. The characters for a larger work are coming together. Someday there may be a gathering on a single sheet, someday... need some more characters first ;)

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Sketch #30 Elf/Gnome Scene

This is the Elf/Gnome drawing I did for my son last week. He wants an even more involved scene, so I may have to get out the drawing board and a bigger piece of paper.