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Category Archives: WIPs
Doctor Who fan art WIP
Well, been geeking out over WHO for a while, so I’m working on my own little piece of fan art.
More on Belle
Some more work on her. Slowly but surely, she is starting to come together…
Belle-WIP
Got inspired to do some Disney related art. Here is a piece of a Belle picture I’m working on.
Scared? A new doll in progress
I’m not sure why she is scared. She just ended up that way. Must have been the sight of me holding a paint brush veeeery close to her eyes. One sympathizes.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Part 2
I would like to get this image done in time for SCBWI, so I am working hard on it. You should notice that is has changed significantly from the sketch. I felt that the house behind her just wasn’t working … Continue reading
Snow White and the seven drawfs WIP
Here is the sketch for a new painting I’m working on of Snow White. I always loved her character. Probably because we shared the same condition: fair skin and very dark hair. As a little girl, that made me free … Continue reading
More progress on Horse and Boy cover
A few more hours of work. I think I’m finally happy with the horse. I changed the perspective a bit.
Beefing up the portfolio
One new painting finished this weekend, and a new WIP started. The WIP is a book cover, for my portfolio, of one of my favorite books in the Narnia series: The Horse and His Boy. I will also be doing … Continue reading
Egbert, new doll WIP
Here is Egbert. He will be holding a dragon egg. Making him has been so much fun, he kept me up til 11 last night, even though I had to work today… Special kudoes to Susanne, for lending me her … Continue reading