Game of Tag

This little project I've been working off and on for about a week. Each figure took approx. 5 to 6 hours to paint without interruptions. The background, little under an hour with the right brushes in photoshop using the mixer brush.

                                                      We're so close to his debut movie!
Drew and painted this because I grew excited after the release of new screenshots of Kion here. It appears as though Disney did some changes to him. To be honest the cliché pawprint was better looking and easier. Kion looks like a Detroit Lions fan now.

This image originally was meant to have a hideous Fan Character of mine involved but it looks much better without the neon character. This was still very much fun to create once I found the right brushes to color the background. Scar was a might difficult but still a fun challenge.

Please understand that this is fan art, you are not permitted to recolor or trace it or repost it. Thank you.

I've been practicing my lion king anatomy recently. I feel confident in it enough now. This was a random outlander cub practice sketch. Programs I use are Manga Studio 5, Frenden.com brushes for Manga Studio 5 and an intuous5 tablet.

This time instead of using Manga Studio 5 to paint this, I used Photoshop CS5. I quite like the outcome on my little character Riba.

I do apologize for the massive watermarks but ignorance is running like cancer these days in people who don't think fan art is a form of art and the same people also think fan art should be free to deface. That is not the case. 

Anyways, A couple days ago I decided to take an old pose I had used in the past and turn it into Infant Simba.

A relaxing painting I did for experimentation in Manga Studio 5 which is the program I use to paint everything. After this I learned which pen to ink with for that crisp look.

The character depicted is not Zira nor a ScarxZira child. It is my avatar for which I am known by.

By the end of the third day of painting this fellow, I was growing tired of it which is something that doesn't usually happen with me when I paint traced bases. 

This was another leisure painting in which I discovered the cuteness of the Palace Pets and decided to color in one of the coloring pages available. I never realized how difficult it was to make glitter effects till I painted the bow.

This was a leisure paint, as well as an experiment to see just how close I could come to this style. The original was a traced base on deviantART that I took to extreme measures to make it look as if it was made by Disney.

This is probably one of my favorites I have painted thus far.

After a long thought process, I've decided to completely revamp this blog/portfolio. So for the first entry, a commission I finished for a friend of their fan design for a deleted character from Disney's The Lion King.

I've lately been enamored with this style Disney does for their merchandise clipart and have taken to studying it.