Duck and Cover

After a 4 month dry spell, I've started doodling in my notebooks again. Enjoy.

For my sig & a wallpaper I'm working on:


This is the little devil dude that sits on your shoulder after being told "No" when he tells you to start a flame war with morph1ne:


Here's a cuddly doggie:


And this is kind of an Antlan from Monster Rancher 4 mixed with a Dragonball Z outfit thing:

Cool logo.

That little devil dude is my favorite. Good pose, pretty good anatomy, etc. Only thing about it that is weird for me is the big bizarro eyes

Dog is pretty rockin, but looks more like a lion.

Lizard dude is cool except for this stomach and legs, which look kinda crooked/off.

I was gonna give it legs like the aliens from The Arrival, so I had the body and upper legs at a slant. Then I ran out of paper.

And yeah..The dog is more of a lion. I was wanting to do sort of a wasteland mangey mutant dog thing, but then I got bored and stopped drawing.

I plan to clean these up with my tablet and get rid of the "behind image" thing going on (like how you see the dog through the lizard, and the devil through the dog, etc.) I might color the devil dude, but I don't want to loose the..I dunno..The feeling, I guess. The devil dude's my favorite of the group. Drew it yesterday afternoon while giving reading tests to 108 4th Graders.

I actually like the dog alot, but all of the artwork is pretty good. Atleast the subject matter is pretty original (In my opinion) and is drawn well for a doodle. Devil guy is my second favorite, I actually like the expression on his face alot. Also the hair flame is a pretty neat effect.

Dumb question, did you draw these in pencil and later pen them in? I sorta noticed that on the dog you didn't get around to finishing the pen in.

Keep up the doodling.

That's all done in pencil, actually. I have a professional photographer's scanner which makes even light pencil doodles appear thick & happy. These are at 300dpi, and that was just to conserve hard drive space. Any higher and these would have started as 4GB to 6GB files.

I don't spend more than 5 minutes or so on anything. Now if I was going to color and ink, I'd take my time and that could take anywhere between 20 minutes and an hour, just for the basic pencil drawing. Then another hour or more on coloring.

For 5-10 minutes thats good. I generally spend about 30 minutes to two hours on my artwork and thus far its all been in pencils. Ugh it can be found here. www.in-fluid-silence.deviantart.com enjoy or something?

The pale driver was good. You copied it from somewhere :drink: ? EH, eh, eh, eh??