Thought I’d give you a peek at my sketchbook. I draw a lot of random stuff.

Anyone on Tumblr? I don’t know how long I can keep this up as I have too many online accounts, but I have a sketch blog/dump on Tumblr. Follow me!
Thought I’d give you a peek at my sketchbook. I draw a lot of random stuff.

Anyone on Tumblr? I don’t know how long I can keep this up as I have too many online accounts, but I have a sketch blog/dump on Tumblr. Follow me!
A random drawing I made this afternoon after classes were called off due to a typhoon.

Ink, watercolor, and Photoshop. This is extremely different from the cutesy illustration stuff I tend to gravitate towards– I think it’s nice to try out different styles every once in a while!
I get things done when I’m procrastinating. Ironic statement, isn’t it? But really, instead of doing the thing I’m supposed to be doing, I end up doing an entirely different thing most of the time to weasel my way out of more important stuff. Like filling out a three four-page application form for a very important, life-changing test. I drew this guy instead:
So, procrastination ain’t all that bad. This will most likely go into this website’s work archives.
But I really should start filling out those forms.
I just finished laying out the text and images of a book I illustrated, a short story written by Bimbo Papasin, one of my old clients at my former day job. It’s supposedly lined up for publication so I don’t think I can share with you guys the finished product until the book hits the shelves, but I can give you sneak peeks of when I was working on the illustrations.
A brand spankin’ new website that lets you vote for, buy, and sell art! What a novel idea; unlike similar buy-art websites like Gallery Nucleus, it kind of gives an Etsy handmade, community-centered vibe. It’s the equivalent of Threadless, but for your walls. The site is just a little over two weeks old at the time of writing with some kinks that haven’t been worked out yet (I registered with Philippines as my country but it keeps reverting back to Australia) but I bet we’ll be seeing great things from this site. I myself already signed up– if not to sell art, to buy art! Prices are in Australian Dollars (AUD).
A couple of my favorites:
The Blender by Wilmer Murillo
$90 AUD = $85 USD = P3,720.24 PHP (not bad!)
This will look great in a kitchen.
Octopink by Jim Bradshaw
$60 AUD = $57.21 USD = P2,503.94 PHP (not bad at all!)
This will look nice hanging over a kid’s bedroom or the bathroom
Vote for your favorite art at http://www.ivoteforart.com! (Link from Illustrativo, currency conversion c/o xe.com)