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Pencil Drawing

You see what you saw

This is a book Cover for a christian publishing house that wanted a pattern. The book is written for young/teenage leaders.

Sketching for fun on a scrap piece of paper, while my daughter was getting her hair artistically colored and cut.

Drawing without looking at my page. Then adding watercolor washes.

I just got out my micron pens and was playing around. I found a sample eye doodle on pinterest and tried to emulate it. Then I opened it on my phone and added the color.

Pencil/Colored Pencils

I have been reading Seth Godin books lately and he believes we shouldn't wait around hoping to be picked. We need to pick ourselves.

sketching practice for walking motion

Chestnut hedgehog, watercolor sketch.

I hadn't used a Wacom tablet for at least three years so it was nice going back to digital for a while. I used Krita 3.0 along with Lazy Nezumi Pro to minimize jitter.

This was a page that went wrong so came back later to doodle over it was done with ink and water

Guess who this is? (A canine who stands and walks like a human)

On December 2017, after my frineds and I exhanged gifts, we thought "why don't we do it next year?? Valentine's Day!" So in January 2018, we got our picks and our theme was "Something Effort" since it's important in every relationship. Since then I started making this, every day I would add some details. I was lucky to know that the one I picked likes Game of Thrones so there. Made with air dry clay then painted with acrylic paint.

Sharpie is what I do best :)

Painting digitally to warming my figures up.

This is a new series of contemporary paper collages realised using a mix and match of new and vintage paper. I used: • Vintage paper ephemera (old postcards, paper cuts, portraits) • Recycled paper from envelopes • Brand new paper cuts • For the decorations I mostly used marker pens, stickers and washi tape.

Pencil first. Outlined with ultrafine marker. Started in the middle then grew from there. At first look, I did not like it, but it has grown on me after outlining with markers. Still debating colors.

This is my illustration of the Mad Hatter, based on the Tim Burton interpretation; it was created for a recent blog post. Everything was drawn by hand on white cardstock, using illustration pens, except for the background (which was created by scanning a specific craft paper pattern). The black and white conversion/inversion, composition, and subtle refinements were done in Adobe Photoshop. © 2018 Joe Blend. All rights reserved.

I drew a face and another and another and crap -- it's just faces all the way down.

Mending my own damn self. No clue who or how I'll be when I come back out.

I always did like hang man...

A sketch, but I was hoping for true feedback. I know I definatly still have a long way to go, but how could I improve? Thank you for your time!