Art: A Moon To Remember (g)

This is such a fantastic, thick paper. I think it could make anything look good. Anyhow, I wanted to go for the hime-hair-cut, but my hands refuse to listen.



Anyway, this is a so-long-and-thanks-for-all-the-fish gift for Adrian, who will be studying in a different city very soon. I'll miss him.

Done in traditional media, which means it takes ages to dry. *facepalm*

Art: Small Ghost (Harry Potter)

Just saw Order of the Phoenix and I'm completely thrilled. Thus, HP fanart will be arriving. This time it's Draco Malfoy as a small kid. I never got the impression he got that much attention at home, for some reason.

All Opencanvas.

Art: Drawing down the stars (Elfquest)

I grew up with Pini's art, so it's no wonder I tend to make homages to it. This would be the two soulbrothers Skywise and Cutter, one a stargazer and the other a chief. Don't fret over the anatomy! They're supposed to be very small.

I gave the original away to a very dear person of mine.

Owned by the Pinis.

Art: Eternal love

Because we all secrectly love this colour scheme, and I'm not really against goth stuff. ;)

This is a wedding gift for a friend of mine called Stacey who had a gothic themed wedding, so please don't use without permission.

Art: A toast (Good Omens)

A quick farewell present for my name twin, who can be found here. She's moving to Canada to study. She's also responsible for the Good Omens Lexicon. :>

The picture is quite large in RL as well. Much larger than the scanner. In the original you can see that they're toasting. Unfortunately, I didn't have much time to scan it before running out the door.

Art: The world (Good Omens)

This is rather a tribute to the British book cover for Good Omens. I love that version so much. Either way, we have the demon on our left, and the angel on our right. They actually have wings in canon (if they make an effort) but mortal people usually can't see them. The wings, I mean.

It's ironic that the most normal, humane characters in the book aren't truly human.
I adore them so.

Art: A trip to Zonko's (Harry Potter)

Phew! That was a long vacation. Better hurry up and post the old pictures so I can get to the new ones. This is Harry Potter fanart, of the older generation. I have a soft spot for them. They used to love a good joke, and for some reason the wizard town had a really fascinating, magical, store that was just right for them. I can't believe that they'd miss out on the opportunity.

Moony, Padfoot, Prongs and Wormtail are all J.K. Rowling's creations.

Art: The empath

Heavily, heavily inspired by Hisoka Kurosaki, so in a way it's Yami no Matsuei fanart. I love this kid. He's one of the more fascinating shinigami characters in the anime and the manga. Although, art-wise, he looks a bit too round-faced here.

I made this as a present for my grandmother's birthday. ;)

Art: McGonagall (Harry Potter)

It's been mentioned that she looks awfully young in this picture compared to how we usually see her, and that's because I drew her in the MWPP era. :D I figured that Moony, Padfoot Prongs and Wormtail must've been quite a handful to deal with. Thus: a drink.

Done in opencanvas.

McGonagall is owned by J.K. Rowling.

Art: Fortuneteller

A character I'm planning on incorporating into a graphic novel. Am working on it, in fact. He's far from a good guy, which makes him interesting to write.

Ink on paper!

Art: Chess Players (Good Omens)

What can I say? I love these two characters. An angel and a demon becoming friends over the centuries stationed on earth is positively endearing.

Good Omens is owned by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.

Art: Tsuzuki and Hisoka (Yami no Matsuei)

This is slightly different from my usual style, but I am currently so taken with these two. Even though the manga and anime has their weak spots. These two are guardiands of death, and have issues enough to crowd a small country. I've wanted them to find a way to heal for ages now! In the meantime, I'm fascinated by them beyond belief.



Done entirely in opencanvas.

Owned by Yoko Matsushita!

Art post: (fanart) Adam's world from Good Omens

The antichrist from one of the funniest books in existence. Go read it now! He's usually not quite this dark a character (One of the best puns in the book is that he's terribly normal... I won't spoil you more. Beautiful characterization, and a very funny read.)


Done entirely on computer. (Photobucket and Opencanvas)

Good Omens is owned by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.

Art post: Commission for Mary Jo

I love drawing these kinds of things, so I was thrilled when MJ let me try this out.



Done in ink and water-colored pencils, slightly ehanced in photoshop. Please do not use without her permission!