#throw back art

[greyeisacreativecolor]

My original batfamily piece had the bio children below #batman looking up at him, but I ended up scraping that when I moved to a horizontal composition, but I'm revamping that idea with the super twins looking up at Superman

[elissespieces]

Last of the digital dump, and its a doozy.

Here’s where I apologize, and I promise, it’ll be the last of the early photoshop. I forget how many obscure characters I drew, which is kind of neat. It would be an interesting endeavor to go through all of these for a redraw spree.

Like i don’t have enough projects I’m behind on.

(i am genuinely sorry about the boobs on some of these. it’s a bit obvious i used the circle tool and figured that was fine)

[elfrootaddict]

💪 The Iron Bull 💜

Happy, happy Wednesday everybody! Have the one and only (but not forever) sketch of our qunari spy 🤩

What are your thoughts on The Iron Bull? Is he a romance? A friend? Ally? Or did you leave him stranded on the beach? 😅

For me, he’s a friend and I keep hitting him with the stick 😅

🌿

[malicematrix]

No new work today. Almost finished with a different project I’m excited about. I’ll post that stuff tomorrow. For today here’s a throw back to my first time playing around with ink and inktober.

Seemed appropriate seeing as I just saw Joker and I’m very fragile right now.

[greyeisacreativecolor]

I think adding Renee Montoya really helped me solidify my Kate Kane design, though I had a pretty solid idea about Batwoman having that militarized aesthetic with a less lethal fire arm

[greyeisacreativecolor]

The last time I did a cockatrice piece was so long ago, Facebook felt like a place I could have an art account. Because of this, there was a lot more finicking with this new piece than my usual design updates since I haven't been making small adjustments over the years like with my Chimera

[greyeisacreativecolor]

Einarex Tiathar is one of my favorite characters I've made, whose story will never be truly finished. Sold into slavery by a father who blamed him for his mother's death. Raised beneath the fighting pits amongst other "monstrous" children, until he killed his own father figure in a fight that won him his freedom and his signature weapon the Molar. But freedom was simply a new servitude, to a princess who believed herself to be his savior, and took him out into the desert in search of someone he'd never known. Here he found purpose in freeing those like him, and seeking to usurp the goddess he called mother. It was only after being abandoned by his savior that Einarex became his own person, a leader of outcasts, a liberator of the oppressed, and the last thing tyrants saw. But sadly, his story ends there

[elissespieces]

It's been a bit, but here I am subjecting y'all with the next step in my evolutionary journey of doing everything wrong with hopeful intentions. I went through a semi-realism phase ( i use 'semi' extremely loosely) but it was an interesting practice for anatomy. Also branched out with more OC's and other fandoms, back when dignity wasn't too big of a deal.

Doodles, colored pencils, markers, and some digital, I was all over the place, and it taught me a lot about artistically pleasing posing. Also fancomics are not my thing.