Pale Geranium Lake was the color prompt for this week’s Colour Collective challenge. I started with the phrase “worm detected” and the idea for the illustration followed from there. I didn’t intend this as some kind of statement about apple computers, but I see how some people might get that idea. [Note: This post is backdated to the twitter post date. Added to blog 03-01-18.]
Here is an illustration for this week’s Colour Collective challenge with the color prompt of Dandelion. I thought drawing the egg would be the easiest part of this illustration, but it turned out being deceptively hard. [Note: This post is backdated to the twitter post date. Added to blog 03-01-18.]
My entry for this week’s Colour Collective challenge with the color prompt of Moss. This is a drawing of Richard Ayoade who played the character Moss on the TV show the IT Crowd. Considering the Colour Collective challenge is based in Brittan I thought for sure that there would be several people who’d also illustrate the character for this challenge, but oddly I was the only one. [Note: This post is backdated to the twitter post date. Added to blog 03-01-18.]
This week’s illustration for the Colour Collective challenge with the color prompt of Cool Grey II. I enjoyed playing with all the texture in the background on this one. [Note: This post is backdated to the twitter post date. Added to blog 03-01-18.]
Deep Napels Ochre was the color prompt for this week’s Colour Collective challenge. I was playing with some different techniques for illustrating fur in this one. [Note: This post is backdated to the twitter post date. Added to blog 03-01-18.]
Here is an illustration for this week’s Colour Collective challenge with the color prompt of Deep Lilac. I felt like drawing a dragon for this and threw in a bit of a pun for the title. [Note: This post is backdated to the twitter post date. Added to blog 03-01-18.]
My entry for this week’s Colour Collective challenge with the color prompt of Viridian. The original title for this one was “Aesop’s Yoga Studio.” (I’m still partial to that title actually.) If you’re curious, yes, the rabbit pose and tortoise pose do really exist. [Note: This post is backdated to the twitter post date. Added to blog 03-01-18.]
This week’s illustration for the Colour Collective challenge with the color prompt of Rose Quartz. This started out as a whole comic story but I somehow whiddled it down to a graphic instead. [Note: This post is backdated to the twitter post date. Added to blog 03-01-18.]
White was the color prompt for this week’s Colour Collective challenge. Everybody loves making snow-people during the winter months, but I got to thinking it might be cool to make some cats and dogs as well. (Nobody said they had to get along though.)
Some sneaky folks organized behind the scenes for artists to draw a polar bear as an extra challenge to thank Penny Neville Lee who started Colour Collective earlier in the year. This is my polar bear that I posted a half hour before I posted my main cat & dog post above. [Note: This post is backdated to the twitter post date. Added to blog 03-01-18.]
Here is an illustration for this week’s Colour Collective challenge with the color prompt of Myrtle Green. I got to thinking about what your Christmas tree does at night when everybody is asleep. [Note: This post is backdated to the twitter post date. Added to blog 03-01-18.]
