Medium: Prismacolor colored pencils - Verithin
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Picture #028: Yggdrasill (Tales of the Abyss)
Medium: Oil Pastels & Marker
Tales of Symphonia and its characters belong to Bandai Namco and etc...
Tales of Symphonia and its characters belong to Bandai Namco and etc...
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Picture #026: "Take my Hand"
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Picture #025: The Cruxis Scouts (Tales of Symphonia/Sailor Moon)
Medium: Prismacolor colored pencils - Verithin
I HAVE NO REGRETS!!!!
The Martel plush was an afterthought I had when I was done coloring it all.
Tales of Symphonia and its characters belong to Bandai Namco. Sailor Moon belongs to Naoko Takeuchi.
Labels:
badartblogger,
fanart,
kratos aurion,
lulz,
martel yggdrasill,
mithos yggdrasill,
sailor moon,
tales of symphonia,
yuan ka-fai
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Picture #024: Human Dratini & Dragonair
Labels:
badartblogger,
dragonair,
dratini,
fanart,
humanoid,
pokemon,
prismacolor colored pencils
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Picture #023: Butterfree & Jigglypuff (Pokemon)
Marker Outline
After adding Pastels
Medium: Oil pastels & Black marker
Pokemon and its characters belong to Nintendo and etc...
Labels:
badartblogger,
butterfree,
fanart,
jigglypuff,
oil pastels,
pokemon
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Picture #022: The Veiled Lady
Labels:
badartblogger,
original character,
pencil sketch
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Picture #021: The Oracle Priestess
Medium: Pencil
Another old picture. In case you noticed, "Otaku Sage of Llamas" is another one of my pen-names that I use to sign my stuff. Years ago I used to operate a DeviantArt account under that name but once a virus from one of the ads on there ruined my computer, I stopped going there.
Labels:
badartblogger,
original character,
pencil sketch
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Picture #020: The Oracle Machine
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Picture #019: "Soul of Music"
Labels:
badartblogger,
old stuff,
original character,
pencil sketch
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Picture #018: Sheena Chibi (Tales of Symphonia)
Medium: Prismacolor colored pencils
Tales of Symphonia and its characters belongs to Bandai Namco and etc...
Tales of Symphonia and its characters belongs to Bandai Namco and etc...
Labels:
badartblogger,
chibi,
fanart,
prismacolor colored pencils,
sheena fujibayashi,
tales of symphonia
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Picture #017: Mermaid WIP
Medium: Prismacolor colored pencils
I started this picture over a year and a half ago and never found the time to bother finishing it.
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Picture #016: Lilypad
Labels:
badartblogger,
lilypad,
prismacolor colored pencils
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Picture #013: Mithos & Yggdrasill (Tales of Symphonia)
Medium: Prismacolor colored pencils (Softcore & Verithin)
Tales of Symphonia and its characters belong to Bandai Namco and etc...
Tales of Symphonia and its characters belong to Bandai Namco and etc...
Labels:
badartblogger,
fanart,
martel yggdrasill,
mithos yggdrasill,
prismacolor colored pencils,
tales of symphonia
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Mini Sculpture #001: Flower Fairy and Ramblings
Medium: Polymer Clay (Sculpey III brand)
Originally, the mushroom wasn't there but I found when I tried to make the fairy stand on her own, she fell over so I added the mushroom to support her. The inside of the flower is supported by a paper clip. Yes, a paper clip.
See, back when I made the dolphin mini sculpture, I realized in the process of making it that I needed something to support its weight. All I had in terms of wire was jewelery wire which isn't very flexible or strong. So, without much other options, I turned to the metal paper clips I happened to have on hand. And it worked great.
I used the last of my Scupley glaze on my previous creation so I had to start with Triple Thick that I have heard so many people recommend over the internet. Now, I had not intended to buy Triple Thick but at the time I went to Hobby Lobby they were out of the Scupley glaze (though, they ironically had it by the time of my next visit) and I was close to running out of glaze.
True to its name, it is thick and it makes my clay creations shine a little more. My only complaints is that it can get sticky in some places and occassionally when it dries it doesn't even out properly leaving a glaze zit.
---
A while back, Hobby Lobby had clay on sale (30% off and I was saddened when I looked the following week at Michael's ads which had clay 4 for $5) so I bought a bunch of Premo to go with the White Translucent Premo clay I had bought previously (because I wanted to try working with translucent clay).
I got the 18K Gold, Red Translucent, Green Translucent, and Blue Translucent with the hopes of attempting to make the three spirtual stones from Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Also, I bought glow in the dark Fimo for the glow in dark effect and to compare Fimo with Sculpey.
I must say that I like the softness of Scupley III and Premo, though the Original Scupley that I use for chibis is hard until it is conditioned.
Originally, the mushroom wasn't there but I found when I tried to make the fairy stand on her own, she fell over so I added the mushroom to support her. The inside of the flower is supported by a paper clip. Yes, a paper clip.
See, back when I made the dolphin mini sculpture, I realized in the process of making it that I needed something to support its weight. All I had in terms of wire was jewelery wire which isn't very flexible or strong. So, without much other options, I turned to the metal paper clips I happened to have on hand. And it worked great.
I used the last of my Scupley glaze on my previous creation so I had to start with Triple Thick that I have heard so many people recommend over the internet. Now, I had not intended to buy Triple Thick but at the time I went to Hobby Lobby they were out of the Scupley glaze (though, they ironically had it by the time of my next visit) and I was close to running out of glaze.
True to its name, it is thick and it makes my clay creations shine a little more. My only complaints is that it can get sticky in some places and occassionally when it dries it doesn't even out properly leaving a glaze zit.
---
A while back, Hobby Lobby had clay on sale (30% off and I was saddened when I looked the following week at Michael's ads which had clay 4 for $5) so I bought a bunch of Premo to go with the White Translucent Premo clay I had bought previously (because I wanted to try working with translucent clay).
I got the 18K Gold, Red Translucent, Green Translucent, and Blue Translucent with the hopes of attempting to make the three spirtual stones from Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Also, I bought glow in the dark Fimo for the glow in dark effect and to compare Fimo with Sculpey.
I must say that I like the softness of Scupley III and Premo, though the Original Scupley that I use for chibis is hard until it is conditioned.
Labels:
badartblogger,
fairy,
flower,
mini sculpture,
polymer clay,
ramblings about clay
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Picture #012: Sunset Over the Sea
Medium: Oil Pastels
This is my first attempt with using oil pastels.
I was at my grandmother's one night and I looked out to see this beautiful sunset of all sorts of colors and I wrote them down before I forgot so I could try a picture with a sunset. Though the proportions are a bit out of whack as the blue part of the sky should have extended downwards a bit more.
Labels:
bad art yet serious attempt instead of purposely bad,
badartblogger,
oil pastels,
sunset,
water landscape
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Picture #011: Alien Girl
Medium: Prismacolor Colored Pencils (Softcore & Verithin)
I love Prismacolor Colored Pencils. L-O-V-E. Though, I tend to reserve them for more serious attempts at stuff. I love how vibrant the colors are and how easy they are to blend together.
Though, I only have 24 pack of the Softcore (and how many I have of Verithin - I haven't counted since they are intermingled with the Softcore in the container that they are all kept inside) as oppose to the 50 variety I have of Crayolas because Prismacolor is so expensive (but worth it, especially those artists out there that are serious about their work).
I love Prismacolor Colored Pencils. L-O-V-E. Though, I tend to reserve them for more serious attempts at stuff. I love how vibrant the colors are and how easy they are to blend together.
Though, I only have 24 pack of the Softcore (and how many I have of Verithin - I haven't counted since they are intermingled with the Softcore in the container that they are all kept inside) as oppose to the 50 variety I have of Crayolas because Prismacolor is so expensive (but worth it, especially those artists out there that are serious about their work).
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Charm #050: Akuram (Harukanaru Toki no Naka de)
Colors Used: White clay. Black, Peach, Yellow, Sky Blue, Red, & White paint.
Next Set of Chibis to Come: Duke (Tales of Vesperia), Walter (Tales of Legendia), Dio (Last Exile), and Richard (Tales of Graces)
Next Set of Chibis to Come: Duke (Tales of Vesperia), Walter (Tales of Legendia), Dio (Last Exile), and Richard (Tales of Graces)
Akuram belongs to Ruby Party, Tohko Mizuno, & etc...
Labels:
akuram,
badartblogger,
charm,
clay charm,
harukanaru toki no naka de,
polymer clay
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Charm #049: Yuan (Tales of Symphonia)
Colors Used: White clay. Sky Blue, Green, Black, Red, Yellow, and Black paint.
Yuan belongs to Bandai Namco & etc...
Labels:
badartblogger,
charm,
clay charm,
polymer clay,
tales of symphonia,
yuan ka-fai
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Charm #048: Klavier (Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney)
Colors Used: White clay. Yellow, Black, Sky Blue, Silver, Peach, and Purple paint.
Klavier belongs to Capcom & etc...
Labels:
ace attorney,
apollo justice,
badartblogger,
charm,
clay charm,
klavier gavin,
polymer clay
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