Magnificent quantities

Just a quick Doctor Who thing.
Very quick.

The Trickster

Note: The Trickster is not an alien.
Meanwhile, this song has been stuck in my head for days, and I was listening to it on repeat when I drew this. So, you know. Listen to that.

He never learned how

I still haven't finished it. No spoilers, people!

Analogue Paint

So, this happened.

Which I thought was awesome enough to warrant a reproduction.

Threw this together yesterday afternoon and scanned at tafe today. Painting it was good practice. Now, off to do MORE practice!

More quick things! MORE!

And by more, I mean one.

The waiting game sucks, let's play Hungry Hungry Hippos

I've been SUPER BUSY with tafe and haven't had much time to do any digital artwork except for this one quick thing last week.

I may take a few photos of the paintings/charcoal drawings I've been doing and upload them if there's any interest.

More sand! MORE!

Click to embiggen.

This one took many hours, because I just made it up as I went along. That's a bad and slow way to draw things.
You can thank my friend - your new friend - Ross for the sky's colour pallet and general cloud structure, since I tried to replicate what I saw in one of his photos (because he's a wicked photographer). I happen to think it isn't too far off. Possibly relied too heavily on gradients, though.
Also there's a new post over at Cousin Joel's XTD further examining the Hilariosity-Ridiculosity Curve and it's rather good. Do check it out! And since this post seems to be link-heavy, here's one more.