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My personal prompt list for Inktober 2017.

A collection of family friendly Halloween-ish movies and specials.

Feel free to use it if you like :]

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Some of the stuff I will be bringing to the Denver Punk Rock Flea Market Oddities and Curiosities show in October~! The purses are actually already up in my online store.

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I have some new purses I made in my store. Check them out if you like cute bags!

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A collection of watercolor portraits I've been doing lately.

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My first week of Inktober.

Catch each day’s piece over on my twitter

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Gonna probably make prints out of these :]

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Progress on my Pearl cosplay :]

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I’m reopening my online store!

I have new products and flat rate shipping.

Please check it out!

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In other exciting news! I can sort of spill the beans about my new job! I’ve actually been working for Action Lab Entertainment for a while now but none of my work has come out yet. I am working on their new series, Action Lab: Dog of Wonder and did this exclusive Denver Comic Con cover for the first issue.

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Here is my comic for this year’s Comic Book League anthology, 100 Years Later.

As with last year’s anthology, this one was debuted at this year’s Denver Comic Con and proceeds go towards helping students get exposure through tabling at conventions and inviting guest speakers to the school.

The theme for this year was a bit more complicated and close to home.

Set 100 years after a devastating natural disaster that caused the entire west coast to break off or disappear. The survivors on the new west coast, the Rocky Mountains, celebrate their continued existence.

There is quite a variety of different stories in this year’s anthology, from sentient plants and aliens to young love stories.

My story is centered round fond memories of a friend and I visiting the overlook above Boulder at night to chat. My thought of the world centered around the theme is that the mountains were raised onto a plateau and the surrounding cities were abandoned or destroyed, which includes Boulder. The mountains are also kind of stigmatized and seen as very dangerous and unstable, so few go there. Also- haha, future clothes. I don’t even. They have built in oxygen/filters for the altitude/pollution?? Yeah.

I’m happy I was able to contribute, but it almost didn't happen! I had to do this last minute and all 4/5 pages were done in approximately 15hrs! It shows.

Anyway, as always, enjoy!

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Denver Comic Con is less than a week away! Where does time go?

Anyway, I wanted to share these images. I was approached again this year to create some images for DCC. My contribution from last year being the “Cosplay Is Not Consent” banner. The above images were created for the 2016 website redesign and are currently featured on the front page.

My favorite one is probably the first one, which is for the Guests button, probably because it highly resembles my business card. But hey, its what they asked for.

As always, please enjoy!

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Some SU doodles from mooooonths ago that I keep forgetting to post.

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A collection of traditional work from last month.

Make sure to check out my twitter for more current work.

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I was looking through a bunch of old art today and came across this WIP from 2012. I liked the idea of it so I guess I finally finished it?

Its really nice and reassuring to see your art improve ;u;

Like many others, Homestuck will always have a special place in my heart. I have made so many wonderful friendships through the fandom and my artistic abilities have grown tremendously.

This piece is an homage  to growing up and the journey life takes you on.

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Homestuck throwback to some of my earliest drawings and pieces.

Early to mid 2011

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A piece I did for a friend’s event. It will be sold this weekend and the proceeds given to charity.

It was meant to be one in a series, but my time was short. Hopefully I will be able to continue it later.

Multimedia, I scanned the character before putting her in the final piece.

Her stretch marks are slightly glittery.

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Been catching up lately with a certain bug..

I’m actually pretty happy with how I rendered this with the prismaolor markers. Thats a first.