Octopus enthusiast, information junkie, habitual tea drinker, rave pirate, daydream doodler.
Showing posts with label fishes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fishes. Show all posts
Thursday, 16 June 2016
Colouring Book Tease
It's been pretty quite here for the last few months as my new colouring book take shape. Here's a sneaky peak of what's to come!
Tuesday, 30 June 2015
Crowded Sea
Labels:
animals,
art,
blue,
colouring,
crab,
doodle,
drawing,
fishes,
illustration,
letraset,
ocean,
octopus,
pro markers,
sea,
seahorse,
squid,
turtle
Wednesday, 11 February 2015
Food Deities II
Following on from the "Plant Based Buru" and the "Dairy Deity" last week I've created more food based idols.
Sky High Animals
Thursday, 2 October 2014
Balloon Buddies
Labels:
animals,
art,
balloons,
doodles,
fishes,
illustration,
pro markers
Monday, 22 April 2013
Underwater Chatterboxes
I decided to try out Letraset's own brand of cartridge paper. I tested it by drawing these underwater creatures all talking but not really to each other. I loved that the paper stopped making the pens bleed everywhere but some of the colour went from vibrant to pastel once dried, which is just no good.
Wednesday, 12 December 2012
Thursday, 12 July 2012
Waste not want not.
The first picture is a piece my house mate started (which was then screwed up and put in the bin.) The picture started out with only the outline of the octopus in the foreground and a pencil outline of the arm on the far right. I added to the drawing to turn it into an mechanical underwater scene. The second image I started then abandoned and a friend added to it until it became a doodled bird. The last drawing I drew a pen outline doodle before giving it to my house mate to finish.
Labels:
art,
doodle,
fishes,
intelligence,
landscapes,
octopus,
pens,
pro markers,
sea,
worlds
Friday, 13 April 2012
Jessica's Jukai
I was asked to draw a picture with only one direction given "sea and trees" so I knew I had to incorporate the sea and a dense forest. I thought that a forest on the edge of a lake left me with little room to fill with sea creatures and a lot of dead space under the trees. To get past this issue I decided to put the sea under the trees hidden in a cavern never seen by surface dwellers. I filled the sea with Cephalopods and fishes and then packed into the dense wood land strange unrecognisable creature crawl amongst the foliage.
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