Sketched at VIECC (Vienna Comic Con). An asian dragon, who smelled some delicious Ramen in the distance. If it’s your Ramen he smelled, you better eat it fast, because this dragon is really hungry … and thievish.
The Otherworld Sketch Series continues! (After 4 years as I just realized. Time really flies)
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Another sketchbook cover, which will be for sale at the next convention. This time I decided to draw a known character: Draco, from the movie Dragonheart. (Though I aimed at drawing him at a younger age.)
This sketchbook cover features one of my creatures: Asmos, the Pharaoh. You can read more about him here. For his eyes I added a golden shiny effect color, which looks pretty epic in different angles of light. The sketchbook will be for sale at the next convention! (Though I’m really tempted to keep this one. Love how it turned out!)
This time I drew an original character onto another sketchbook cover, this time experimenting with white highlights. Meet Skeejaga, nicknamed Gerhard, a swamp demon. He attracts buterflies (they like his aura), but unfortunately, he is allergic to them.
Skeejaga was created during the second day of the Austria Comic Con.
Of course, mighty Smaug needed to be drawn onto an A5 sketchbook cover as well. His eyes were drawn in gold, which shines nicely in light:
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Another sketchbook cover, drawn with ink, this time featuring one of my favorite Ghibli characters: Haku.
Two ink dragons I drew on covers of sketchbooks. A prince of the mighty sea and a conqueror of mountains.
Rule.
No means no.
Savior, a favor to ask.
My sword for you.
Reclaim the throne.
Survivor.
My part of a little sketch trade with a fellow artist, Thornskyart.
“Forget the horror here
Forget the horror here
Leave it all down here
With the fury in your head
With the ghost in the back of your head
‘Cause I am
Walking out of the haze
On all those twisted ways
Between dark rocks and fading shores
Leaving coasts I cannot bare.”
“The mind always wanders, on known and unknown paths, observing, thinking, trying to unravel the mysteries behind all living and dead eyes.”
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