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Back to ordinary doodles. I have a bunch from when school is on, and this year, I'm gonna try and keep it up over the summer too.

Moonchance

It is finally complete.

Needless to say this took me a really long time to make. It's a picture of my cat, Moonchance. She was awesome, but unfortunately passed away last fall. I've been trying to get this picture done ever since I got my tablet at Christmas, but stuff kept coming up.

It was made in photoshop, at a ridiculously high resolution (I was thinking of making it into a poster), and I used a reference for the kitty, and a very loose reference for the moon. I finished drawing Moonchance quite a while ago, but the problem was that since she was so detailed, I had to make the rest of the picture pretty detailed as well, so that nothing would look out of place. As a side note, every single star was hand drawn (well... clicked). Why? Because I'm LOCO, clearly, and once I'd decided to do it that way, it seemed like all that time would have been wasted if I had stopped half way through.

Anyhow, here it is. Enjoy. :)

Tarzan!... lamp.

Another one for art class. This is the last one from this year. My colored good picture is actually almost done now. For real. But I always say that and don't get it done for a month so... Hopefully soon!

mmmmm... piiiiie...

Ghetto Scan: Memory Lane

Yep, so another back of a person... real original eh? For this one, we had to incorporate:

1. A neurotic space
2. Something we thought was fantastic
3. Something from out past

So, here's my result:

1. The power lines overhead and the walls closing in are supposed to make it kind of claustrophobic
2. It's based off of a Japanese/Tokyo street
3. The signs represent my lake, 101 Dalmations, Garfield, Mario, Pokémon, soccer/basketball, computers, school and work...

Ghetto Scan: Sunset Beach

Done in chalk pastel.

I had to fix up a few of the other pics I've posted recently and the updated versions are now there too.

Ghetto Scan: Value Village Grab Bag

Revised Version:

Again, done in art...

It should be noted that a LOT is lost when taking a picture of this one.

Ghetto Scan: TV Show

This one was done with charcoal in art class. It was kind of a neat process because the teacher put up slides, one at a time, and we had to choose an element from within a slide and integrate it into the picture. For this one, I took a TV from the first slide, the girl from the second slide, a bedpost (which I tried to turn into a fence) from the third, a sort of cabbage patch from the fourth and part of an old stove (which I tried to make into a building) in the fifth.