A few more art cards

I started these quite some time ago and had them sitting around because I didn't like the inking. I decided to see what I could do with them after all.
I'm trying to build up a collection in hopes of selling a few. =)

Sunbathing Fae

Elena likes to feel the warmth of the sun on her skin and the cool breeze playing with her hair and wings. Another ACEO. =)

The Matchmaker

Zuri helps little seahorses find their mates. The first hello is always the hardest.
My first Ebay list

Plan and a tiger

My plan is to quit trying to find a style and 'just do it'. I'm going to draw more animals and landscapes. I'm going to keep looking at other people's art but quit trying to make mine look like theirs. I'm just going to do it.

I started the year off with a drawing of a girl and a cat that my daughter seems to have run off with and then the tiger for a friend.



Oh, and there was a post a while back about drawings we did when we were younger... I found this one that I did in 1993. That would have made me a junior in high school and around 16 years old.

When I copy from someone else's work, I try to copy the signature too so as to give credit where it's due. If I remember right this one came from a greeting card or a calendar. I think it was a calendar. H. GoodwinE

Little Cowgirl & Yogi

Sometimes my daughter pretends to be a cowgirl and will tie up anything including the poor dog. Poor Yogi. I can tell by that look he gives us that he must be thinking - It's all your fault... You told her she could be anything. Heh. Yeah, I did.

JC

After doing the wonderful portrait of me, I finally talked JC into allowing me to return the favor. *wink* But I couldn't keep two little fairies from hovering around my head while I illustrated her. So I added them. Meet Lily and Heather. Lily couldn't get over how beautiful JC is, and Heather just wanted to say hi to a fellow fairy lover. *grin*

Eslina

MondayArtday is extending a week of illustrating your favorite Artday illustrator to two weeks. I'm still fairly new, so rather than emailing people randomly I asked in the Chatbox if anyone would allow me to illustrate them. Eslina is the only one brave enough to let me try, so far. lol (Thanks Eslina!)

Her portrait that she sent was so beautiful that I wanted to do her justice. Rather than doing a more cartoony version of her I did it in a style that comes most natural to me. So cartoony-realistic it is... Does this style have a name? lol

It was fun! Thanks Eslina! And Bearuh! lol

Some doodles & ink practice

Some random characters to practice inking. The puppy and elf in the middle were drawn from looking at other people's work. The rest of the crazyness is mine.