Who doesn’t love a world of fantasy? These mythical creatures are from a series of fictional characters in my high school sketchbook!
Do you like my mythical creatures?
- First, these illustrations were sketched in pencil.
- Once I was happy with the drawings, I traced the outlines in black ink pen and erased the pencil marks.
- Then I filled in the colour by painting with coloured inks.
- And finally, shading and details were added to the images with Chinagraph pencils.
They were great fun to create! There’s a child-like joy in creating a fantasy drawing.
Did I capture the essence of these little critters? My mythical creatures.
Not too bad, hey!
Live.Love.ART!
-Sandra 🙂
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Like the drawings and the coloring of them. Did you have a story in mine to connect them? Or stories of them separately.
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They were inspired by the memory of a book I had as a child – something about fairies at the bottom of the garden. I’d like to do more along this line, but will have to wait until I have the right at supplies again. Thanks for following my art journey. 🙂
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I like them. Colourful, animated and humorous.
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Thanks Graham. They were a joy to create.
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Have you given them names?
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You know? I never did name them. What would you call them?
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Luce, kara, lazy & anne
If You like them?
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Done! Thank you so much. 🙂
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You are welcome.🙂
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