If you're seeing these images, you're looking at my preliminary stuff. As a side note, if people ARE looking through here, it gives me great joy to know that people are actually curious about my unused garbage. So yeah, thanks guys.
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This preliminary sketch was done so I could get a new pose for Lucca (the one I used for "Lucca -- Faces"). I tweaked this pose a little for the final result.
This sketch is taken from Akira Toriyama's drawing of Marle on the box of the U.S. vesrion of Chrono Trigger. Personally, I like this version since I get to give Marle baggy clothing and a cool cape.
I redid this version of Lucca to test my inking skills again. Pretty snazzy how it turned out, if I do say so myself. Let me know if you guys think otherwise.
This is Eiyuu from DQ 6. I didn't do his clothes just, or his hair for that matter, but I thought I'd add some of my early experiments in inking up here too. Hope you guys like it nonetheless.
My last inking experiment. This one is of yours truly. I'll post up a real life pic for you guys to compare soon.
This is the result of me just screwing around at work. I did this sketch (wiith a regular Bic pen) on a flyer, hence the green paper. Vegeta's pose speaks for itself, so 'nuff said.
Sketch done with a RoseArt pen. I was just looking for something to do. Result: See above.
Having less to do than I originally thought, I drew Marle. It turned out to be a pretty good excercise since I almost forgot how to draw her -- and it's painfully obvious that I did, as shown above. This one's also done with a RoseArt black pen.
Going back to my roots, here's yet another rendition of Lucca. This time, done from a joint concept from my friend and I. She's the first attempt for my "Millenial Rave" reinterpretation of the Chrono Trigger gang. Done with a blue Bic pen when I was pissed off at Buffalo Wild Wings (It's drawn on their faxed menu).
Sketch based on his design in Naruto chapter 190. A lot of people tended to whore out Sasuke fan art so this is one of my first attempts at doing someone who wasn't known for having much fan art. It also helped that Chouji's also one of my favorites..
Moving away from the Akira Toriyama style for a while, I decide to try my hand at Masashi Kishimoto's Sasuke from Naruto. It's literally a half-assed drawing.