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.

Puss in Boots

There are certainly plenty of cat characters in the world, but the Puss in Boots must be one of the classic ones. At least it is for me. Definitely one of the characters that I can remember from my childhood.

Such a character demands a elegant touch. I guess I haven't tried exactly this kind of style before... wouldn't kill me doing more of this.

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...