Mona Lisa

Illustrator.

Zombie483

Photoshop.

VV Brown

Illustrator.

Lenka

Copics, a little colored pencil and a little playing in Photoshop.

Leeloo Multipass

Copic markers and a touch of colored pencil. And here are some pictures I took of the process:

1) Not completely refined pencils.
2) Light inking.
3) More lineweight and details.
4) Base layer for the face color. Smoother is better, but it's going to be blended a bunch anyway.
5) More colors! Blending and shading and blending again.
6) Eyes and teeth.
7) Hair! Same as the skin, started with a light base lever and built it up and blended.
8) Went over some of the shaded areas with a light purple.
9) Touches of colored pencil for highlights.

Satellite

Lena from Germany won this year's Eurovision, so I did this because it's not every day someone with my name wins something. ;)

Muse

A portrait commission done with Copic markers and a touch of colored pencil.

Automatic Bill

Done with dodge and burn on a toned background in PhotoShop. I took some screenshots during so I could make an animated gif of the process:

Vector Valentine Cards

Alice In Wonderland

Pirates of the Caribbean

Star Trek

Star Wars

Firefly

Alice In Wonderland

The Little Mermaid

Merlin

Merlin and Arthur Stained Glass

PhotoShop

The Pirate and the Mermaid

PhotoShop

5T

PhotoShop

Like Clockwork

Uhura

Done with dodge and burn on a toned background in PhotoShop, just over an hour. Charcoal texture by Geek-Stock on dA

Bones

Done with dodge and burn on a toned background in PhotoShop, just over an hour. Charcoal texture by Geek-Stock on dA

Mr Sulu

Done with dodge and burn on a toned background in PhotoShop, just over an hour. Charcoal texture by Geek-Stock on dA

Ensign Chekov

Had a couple hours of freetime and decided to doodle and play in PhotoShop.

Done with dodge and burn on a toned background in PhotoShop, just over an hour including playing with textures. Charcoal texture by Geek-Stock on dA

Don't Play With Your Food

Done completely in Illustrator.

My TH painting

I started this little (36"x48") painting shortly after I painted my room this summer. I was working on it off and on (mostly off) in between whatever else and finally finished and hung it around the new year. The biggest thing I learned was to never use a certain brand of uber cheap acrylic ever again, because it could have been finished ages earlier if I didn't have to layer everything to get it as dark as I wanted. Other than that, I think it's purdy and it's the biggest thing I've ever made for myself.



A couple close ups:



Newly painted room before:


And after:

Hell

It was a friend's birthday so I did a little sketch, played with it in Illustrator and PhotoShop and made her a little poster. I had fun, she loved it, everyone won.