Dragon & Gypsy

I loved painting the dragon, and I also thought the gypsy was one of my best pieces of art. So I wanted to combine them together and make a fun scene. This piece was originally going to be painted on a larger canvas as a gift, and this was a trial size. I am very proud of this piece; it was all done by my imagination and inspired by Adam, Kim and my previous art.

More Water Color Pencil. The Dragon!

I finally felt i had the ability to do this Dragon. It has been my goal since i began drawing. I am extremely excited about this picture. The shading came out great, I didn't outline the whole picture, just the parts I wanted to emphasize. I painted the background last, which i am sure is against procedure in a regular front to back water color picture.

Water Color Pencils!!

Well, I had no idea when someone hinted that i should try using water color pencils
instead of tubes that it would create this type of difference! I am so pleased with the results. I am finally starting to get the look I have been striving for. This is the same picture but with he pencils you can get more detail in without blurring up the whole image. I didn't outline the girl
the second time but as you can see, the outline really makes
the image pop!

For my next piece I really wanted to get that old school "tattoo flash image" look. I think it came out pretty cool.