I'm going to get a couple of pictures of her up on my website soon, hopefully start of next week.
But before that, here's a sketch of her faithful pet dragon Huddleston.
He was tamed via the power of peanut butter sandwiches.
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Ahhh! How cute! It seems very uncomfortable to eat peanut butter with such teeth! :-))) Beautiful beast with sooooo ridiculous name! I love him :))))
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Ahhh! How cute! It seems very uncomfortable to eat peanut butter with such teeth! :-))) Beautiful beast with sooooo ridiculous name! I love him :))))
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I love this dragon! It has so much personality!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys.
ReplyDeleteI'll get the actual illustration of him up on my website soon, I'll do a post here when it's up.
He's developed wings now.
I really like peanut butter sandwiches, so I suppose it's that thing of putting a bit of yourself in your pictures. I haven't got teeth like that though. :)
LOVE seeing the development work. MORE on the 'cheese witch' and her entourage! Try to retain your wonderful loose sketch construction lines in Huddleston's body, they work very well I'd say. One quibble...peanut butter, really...?! What could I get with a jar of honey...??? Giant Bee called Bartleberry...? ;-) I'm doing development work on a personal book project too (and wondering on weather to add wings or not...small world). Keep up the pace sir, can be tricky on these cold winter evenings I find... Hope to see more soon.
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ReplyDeleteWell, I chose peanut butter cos it's my sandwich filling of choice, or rather equal first choice with marmite.
Maybe I should make it marmite?
That's such a cute dragon. And hooray for the power of peanut butter, bleugh to marmite. :)
ReplyDeletethis looks like me in the morning :D haha) i love your characters!
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