“Pokémon suggestion: Haunter - sinister looking, floating face with fangs and angular/sharp features, as well as disembodied, clawed hands.”
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A little sketchbook painting of a gushy couple I saw the other day. So sweet.
This is also available as a print at my store
elchupacabron asked you:
“You should draw a Dragonair! It’s like a big, flying, blue snake with a horn on its head and jewelery on its neck and tail. and a sexy look in its eyes…”
sadnessfactory asked you:
“Could you draw the pokemon exeggutor? It had a weird roundish pineapple/palm tree body with two legs and four fruits hanging from it that each had a face with a different expression.”
Haha, oh man. Some of these Pokemon descriptions are ridiculous.
Hey dudes!
Just wanted to let ya’lls know that I’m making the “Cube Game” series available as a set of prints! You can pick some up Here!
Would anyone be interested in a “PokeMon From Memory” series of sketchbooks? The goal would be to draw as many as I can before my hand falls off and compile them into a 30 page volume. I’d like to have the descriptions that you guys have been sending in along-side the drawings in the book.
I want to draw at least three every week in-between projects. So keep those descriptions coming! Hopefully I can have the first volume finished before the end of the year.
Portrait #4 in a series of 4 portraits based off of “The Cube Game.”
You can buy a print set of all 4 portraits Here!
thewhitedeers asked: Hi there! I've been following your work for a little bit now and I can't seem to stop being amazed by your ideas and lovely lovely colors. Very creative and inspirational! I have been wanting to try gouache for awhile now..I wanted to know are they quite similar to watercolors? And what paper do you usually use or recommend to use when painting with gouache? Thank you for your time :)
Answer:
Thanks so much! They’re pretty similar, except gouache is way more opaque and lends itself better to layering and drybrushing than watercolor does. It can be a bit tricky use though, as darker colors tend to dry lighter and lighter colors dry a bit darker. This can sometimes lead to a dull, muddy look, especially if you’re mixing in white.
Hope that helps!
#3 in a series of 4 portraits based on “The Cube Game.”
You can purchase all 4 prints as a set Here!
#2 in a series of portraits based off “The Cube Game.”
You can purchase all 4 prints as a set Here!
