Louistrations

Oh hai! I heard that you like cute stuff?!

This is a little something that I've been working on for a while. It's been a fun little distraction in-between working on my game and moving house. Ever since I got my Cintiq I've wanted to try making something "painty", it's just as much fun as I imagined!

It's an original character, but there's no further background apart from it's what popped into my head at the time. The pixie girl's named Etty though.

A quick and random picture for Halloween! It probably explains why I don't write horror stories. ;)

It's finally finished, woo! This is a request made as a prize for being my 100th watcher on DeviantArt. I had a lot of creative freedom over what to draw, he requested something either Victorian or steam punk and I ended up doing a little bit of both.

I had a lot of fun making this, but to be honest I think I was overly ambitious which was detrimental - a lot of the time I felt too daunted to even work on it! I've worked on it on and off for several months so it has a long history; it was inked traditionally, the characters went through a lot of alterations and just recently I had the opportunity to work on the colouring while traveling on a train!

The characters are original but I don't intend to use them again. Please feel free to think of your own names and backstories explaining why they're riding so recklessly on the front of a moving train!

A quick drawing based on a close friend of mine, made for no apparent reason or occasion.

A picture for the Japanese Doll Festival on March 3rd, also known as girls day. I'm sorry for any inaccuracies, I didn't particularly want to draw all seven platforms! XD

I love the little Japanese dolls, they're the epitome of cuteness. I don't own any (except for a key ring), but I have a small framed picture that I bought when I was in Kyoto. This picture is directly inspired from it.

This picture was drawn and coloured just over 3 years ago, but it was never completed. It was a shame for something so ridiculously cute to be left unfinished, so I finally got round to doing the finishing touches. Be happy little diver!

Created using Adobe Photoshop.

Ink and water colours.

Acrylic paint on hardboard.