Spirit of the desert WIP

This is a continuation from the drawing that I did on the back of a napkin. 

Two different designs to see which composition I liked. 

Drew a bigger sketch of my chosen design on to some ordinary A4 paper. 

Added some more details such as Benji's clothes, clouds and sand. 

Scanned it on to the computer and played around with different colours and shades, though I only printed out the b/w versions to save ink. 

Used the airbrush to sprayed the sky and sand on a piece of B4 illustration board. Then I started to draw the Spirit on with watercolour pencils (which I'm still doing now). 

Hopefully, I'll be able to make it beautiful =)

Napkin art

Sketch of my next drawing, featuring my characters Benji and the Spirit of the Desert. 

Yuu-kun layers

In class we were asked to choose a cartoon character and create/ draw what they would look like on the insides as if they had an anatomical structure.

I chose to draw my character Yuu-kun (his name means courage in Japanese).  

All the layers side by side, drawn on tracing paper. 

1st layer: bones

2nd layer: organs

3rd layer: muscles. (He looks like a titan in this drawing)

4th layer: skin (fur?)

5th layer: clothes. I ran out of tracing paper at this point so I drew his clothes on a blank piece of paper.  Then I'll transfer it onto tracing paper like the others and colour it in. 

Guitar duel - wip

Guitar duel - wip

Almost done with this drawing. Tomorrow I'm going to apply a coloured glaze over it with a spray gun then I'm done. 

Jaguar

For class we were asked to draw an animal or plant starting with the first letter of our name and draw it as a logo.

I'm not sure if its very logo-y though...

Extra: Work in progress of next drawing. 

reflection

This drawing is a scene from my book "The Wish Bringer" where the main character Lapis is attacked by her reflection, drawn/ painted in watercolours.

I've been thinking of drawing this scene for a while, but found it hard to figure out the right poses, especially since most of the stock images with two people are couple shots as opposed to fighting shots, but I managed in the end.

Jellyfish

Drawn in class