Concept drawings

So I've decided to do a concept drawing everyday.  In order to accomplish this it needs to be 1-2 hours.  That's all the time I have so I can still work on other things. Unfortunately, they don't look so hot, so just bare with me and I'll get better.  Here's the first one.

Inktober

So I started to do a thing called "Inktober".  Basically it's where you have an ink drawing a day for the whole month of October.  I was like, yeah, cool, I'll do that.  I started with a sweet fox stamp, and everything afterwards I just didn't have my heart in it.  I started producing crappy work...Which I will share with you...  However the more I thought about it, the more I realized that my time could be better spent doing other things, so starting today I'm making a 1-2 hour concept design a day.  If I don't have a time limit on it, I'll never have time to work on other personal projects, so hopefully they get better and I get faster over time.  The ink drawings:

SLC Comic Con Costumes in Watercolour

There were some pretty sweet costumes over at the Salt Lake City Comic Con.  I think it's rad that some people would go all out.  Here's a sweet costume from Donnie Darko.

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Comic Con Attendees

So for my practice paintings, I've been drawing people that I saw at the Salt Lake comic con.  I'll be posting another later this week.  If you were there, hopefully you saw these people.

Mermaid Man with a Coke

American Crafts Blog Hop

Here's something I did for American Crafts. 

website stuff

I'm undergoing a new website, which is taking a lot more time then I thought it would.  It's a new thing to me, and I would like it too look professional.  So I thought I would have a little fun with it and I made little icons.  They'll probably be too small for anyone to appreciate them, but hey, I enjoyed doing it.  So here are some watercolor buttons. Feel free to pin them and reference how awesome I am. 

cute little watercolor buttons

red fox watercolor

Here's a little process i did for a fox watercolor painting.  Usually I just start out with doodles, with the result of my sketchbook looking like a 5th graders.  It's always a little emba
rrasing when someone asks to see my sketchbook and then they give me a pity, "oh, yeah that's pretty good...I guess..."  I work out ideas while doodling though.  Once i find an idea I like i do some thumbnails and a finished drawing.  I'll work on the finished drawing in the computer and once I get what I want I paint it out with watercolor.  so it's a kind of long process.  Here it is:

Doodly doos

Fox Thumbnail

Fox Finished Drawing

Fox Watercolor Painting