Second Fairy Vector

I did this one two months ago but didn't upload it until now. I like it the way it is but I'll add an extra spray of white in the background next time. Originally the sketch was really messy, but I was able to adjust the body shape with the anchor and vector points. The flower I made is the orange version of a second lotus vector I did a long time ago. It came out much better than I expected because I used gradients again.

Here are the original (super rough) sketches:

Sketches by: Me

Developed in: Adobe Illustrator CS3

Edited in: Adobe Photoshop CS3

Flare Flower

This was a sketch I did a few years ago. I always wanted to colour it in, but I didn't do it until the winter holiday of 2010. I'm not that great with tablets, but tablet PCs (where you can draw touching the screen itself) made it possible. I had fun colouring this in. Using multiply modes, I was able to make a darker and lighter version.

Sketched by: Me

Coloured in: Adobe Photoshop CS3

Skate Deck Images

My initial sketch originally didn't fit as well on the skate deck. I was forced to shift the image a little so the wheels wouldn't cover the face of my creature and its prey.

This was the outcome (with bleed). I'm quite proud of it, actually. It has a spacey background along with the Snoctobunny's slime hovering in the air. The texture I used was from a rock (found over the internet while I searched for a tutorial). The planet was created with the help of a tutorial.

Developed in: Adobe Illustrator CS3

Come check out the development of this creature...in sculpey form!!

Vector Sketch

This is the first character design I've ever vectored and I quite like the final result. It was originally a class assignment in the first semester of Digital Media Arts. The goal was to colour in a sketch using vectors in Adobe Illustrator. I tend to like oriental outfits so I wanted to draw something similar to one.

Sketch: By me
Coloured in: Adobe Illustrator CS3