I did a small felt tip, pencil, and Prismacolor for my friend’s daughter’s room, a reproduction of the Shel SIlverstein’s poem “Hug O’ War” and accompanying artwork. Tried to emulate the squiggly style of the original art as best I could (was actually some work!)
My little girl loves My Little Ponies: Friendship is Magic, so I decided I’d draw up some custom ponies for her. These ponies will be based on the current art style of MLP:FIM, but I wanted to do some more…cutting edge ponies, with my own themes and “cutie mark” ideas.
Now, I debut my first pass at the Daryl Dixon Pony. This female little pony is complete with Daryl’s trademark casually messy hair, crossbow, “ear” necklace… And I added some fingerless gloves (ponies don’t have fingers anyway 😉 )a biohazard “cutie mark.”
My dear long distance friend Dianda lost the family furbaby a short while ago.
You can read about Rosie here. I really love this pic of Rosie all stretched out, so I decided to do a portrait of her for D.
Rosie (photo: Cats & Co.)
I haven’t got to do much art lately due to time constraints, other priorities, my two year old’s penchant for stealing my art supplies… Sometimes I worry I’m too out of practice, so I am pretty pleased with how the portrait is going so far. And a little bit afraid of messing it up.
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I’ll post the final whenever it’s done. I initially wanted it to be a surprise for D, but I was too excited when it started to look good, and who knows when I’ll feel like I’m finished with it.
