Watercolor :)
I love sketching the stories that my imagination comes up with. I write stories as a hobby. It keeps my imagination happy. Haha! ☺
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Vanellope!
Vanellope watercolor! I really love her. She's so bubbly and full of energy. She may be stubborn but hey, she's a strong one.
Here are some character designs in watercolor I've made back in college. I really like the dude in the red shirt and his green highlights. He knows how to look cool. And the fiery red-head is having fun on that new planet. Space domination is her game. And the worm? Well, he's just being a critic. Ha! :)
And the one below is a different representation of "Darna", a classic Philippine heroine. Instead of having superpowers after swallowing a small magical stone, I thought about her becoming a superwoman after taking a bit of 'manggang hilaw with bagoong' (green mango with shrimp paste), which is a very delicious snack here in my country. I myself am in love with it.
Been doing some other character designs as well. I think I may post some earlier ones too, as I've always loved the ones I made in the past. They're like old friends you see. It's such a thrill to look at them after some time.
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Sketchin'
Afternoon sketches of some lads. Oh look, it's Harry Potter! Hahaha!
The man on the right side with the long nose looks like a young version of Nightmare. Nightmare is the villain from a story I wrote for one of my majors. I did some character designs of him too and to be honest, he still creeps me out, especially at night. My imagination goes berserk at dark. Ha!
Inspired by Beatrix Potter's illustrations.
Ms. Mouse's skirt had a few setbacks but I'm glad I managed to make it look alright and according to the way I wanted it to be. :)
Now, off to run some errands and then back to some portrait paintings.
Wish me luck!
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a wrinkle in time,
art
Made a rough portrait of Meg Murry, the unlikely but admirable heroine from Madeleine L'Engle's Time Quintet books. I related to Meg a lot, and since I read A Wrinkle in Time when I was a teenager, I identified with most of her problems and issues. But even if Meg often cries or gets really upset about something a lot, I love her dedication and undying love for her family. Oh and she's extremely intelligent too, but not that she's a know-it-all. In fact, she gets in trouble with her grades and with her teachers. I suppose her intelligence is more of an outside-the-class-room-wisdom, which, in all honesty, I completely admire.
