Clayface & Batman

Another character for Sketch Dailies.

Pan - the god of the wild

As playing pipes all day long every day must be a tough job even for a god of the wild, it should be okey to have a smoke every now and then.

Furiosa from Mad Max: Fury Road

I haven't seen the Mad Max: Fury Road yet, but the Furiosa character would be a nice reason to watch the movie.

Quetzalcoatl - a mesoamerican deity

Another doodle done for Sketch Dailies a little while back. It's a feathered snake, but now that I look at it, it's more like a dragon.

Jenny Sparks

Just another superhero that I haven't heard of until it was in Sketch Dailies. I would guess that she's british.

Werewolf - Happy Halloween

Here's some bestial terror and horror for Halloween, a werewolf I did for Sketch Dailies some days ago.

Raven Mocker - Evil being of Cherokee mythology

Just another interesting character for Sketch Dailies. Mythologies seem to be an endless source for wicked creatures. I'd gladly skip meeting Raven Mocker face to face.

I made this with my favourite toys - Wacom Intuos Stylus and Procreat app. Here's a couple of wip screen shots.

Venom - Supervillain

Here's yet another character I made for Sketch Dailies. Doing these daily challenges is not only fun, but it's also a pleasant excuse to keep drawing more than I would otherwise do.

Also I frequently run into characters that I haven't heard of before, like this one - Venom. As far as I got it right, it's somehow related to the Spiderman. I may have seen it before, but I had no idea of its' name. Anyway, now I'm one superhero wiser... only, it's not a good guy, but it's actually mentioned to be a supervillain... So now I also know that there's such a category as "super" for villains also.

I drew this with my favourite combination - iPad Air + Wacom Intuos Stylus + Procreate app. Here's a couple of wip screen shots.

Princess Leia

Another semi-experimental piece I did for Sketch Dailies.

Nike - goddess of victory in Greek mythology

Trying some new thing with a late Sketch Dailies piece.

Batman playing rock-paper-scissors with Flash

Sketch dailies had a Batman-day.

Viking and a raven

During the previous months I've been so fascinated drawing with iPad/ProCreate app that I have done only very little with Mac/Photoshop... until my previous post. Now I continued experimenting things on Photoshop. I guess I was after some sort of a painterly kind of collage technique. Anyway, I ended up combining both drawn elements with details from photos. Here's a viking for Sketch Dailies.

Wolverine slicing a watermelon

If I only were the Wolverine, I'm sure I'd easily come up with thousands of objects to slice - a watermelon holding the first place.

Alien - the final cuckoo

The great artist H. R. Giger passed away just a few days ago. Sketch Dailies honoured him by having "alien" - Giger's best known creation - as its daily character inspiration. Here's my version of it. There is certainly the final cuckoo for all of us. R.I.P.

Little Bo Peep goes Star Wars

I couldn't resist mixing some Star Wars into this one for Sketch Dailies.

Why haven't anyone seen the Loch Ness Monster lately

Some time ago I realised that my illustrations are usually character oriented - there's a character or maybe two and that's pretty much it. To become better at drawing scenes and spaces, I should naturally start doing pieces that has more that just a character.

This may be a small step to that direction, but I hope it's counted. As the Nessie is such a vague creature, it was fun to illustrate it so that there's only some parts of it poking in here and there. I guess I managed to create a space of some sort... only - now that I look at this - it lacks a lot of underwater feeling. Maybe next time...

Captain Planet

This fellow sure knows how to do gardening. Isn't that a mullet hair btw? Trying a little bit of something new with this piece for Sketch Dailies.

Xena the warrior princess

Another action character for Sketch Dailies. This time I really tried to be quick and avoid getting too far into details.

Lady of the lake - Intuos Creative Stylus

Here's my "Lady of the lake". A piece I drew during the easter holidays as a catch up for Sketch Dailies. This one, like almost all of my latest posts, is made with a iPad Air - Wacom's Intuos Creative Stylus - Procreate app -combo.

Now that I have used these great toys nearly half a year I'm still more than happy with them. IPad's screen is just great and there's enough power to avoid any lagging during drawing. Wacom's stylus has also worked perfectly even though some seem to have had quite some trouble with it, especially when working with iPad Air. And last but not least, the Procreate app has been incredible, much much more than I never could have expected. Ever since I started using it, I haven't even opened any other drawing app a single time.

Pele - hawaiian goddess of volcanoes

This time I tried to manage without any splashes and splatters... Nearly did it, the glow kind of required a bit of it.