INTRODUCTION
Welcome to my Treehouse of Art! By popular demand, I've decided to start one of these art gallery thingys. Note that this just includes some my drawn art, not my graphic art (some of it is a kind of hybrid between the two). I have so many pieces of graphic art that it would cause a server meltdown. With that also in mind, I'm not showing everything I've made over the years, just a few select pieces. There's a ton of stuff there also and if I uploaded everything, the peeps at Imgur might wonder just what pray tell is going on.
In all honesty, I used to be LOUSY at art. This stuff is proof that if you just practice, brush up on tutorials, learn what tools to use and when, you can crank out amazing stuff.
And so, here is the gallery. Enjoy!
OLD PIKACHU DRAWINGS
I've lost track of how old these are, but they're at least a few years old. Before the days of Emolga, I used to go by Neo Pikachu and feature the yellow mouse with all kinds of firearms (akin to Neo from the Matrix). A lot of these were drawn in Flash because it was a drawing platform I felt cozy with even though there's better stuff out there for drawing.
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TEAM STORMRIDERS WALLPAPER
Gemma's story, PMD: Team Stormriders, was a story I instantly thought rocked the house. I made a wallpaper for it and hand-drew ALL of the Pokémon in it. Some of them look a bit scrappy and it does show it's age, but it's a great trip down memory lane.
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OLD TRIAL OF JUNO STUFF
This is a batch of stuff I made for a TOJ wallpaper I made.
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OLDER OTHER STUFF
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FAMILY FUN PACK OF GOOFY EMOLGA DOODLES
These were all done for a goofy April Fool's rotator back in 2011. The more I drew him, the more I loved him, and thus, the legend was born! And here's the whole pack of goofy Emolga doodles. :D
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SLIGHTLY MORE RECENT STUFF
This is stuff I've made within the last few years or so. It's proof I've gotten better. :D
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VERY RECENT STUFF
This is all stuff I've made within the past month. Most of it's for GCEA Sketch Pad and Contests
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