The next four for Tamino, sans text.

More distraction from things. I redrew this image from a year ago. Seems I've done a lot of work on the tuff bunny without realizing it. This one just for fun. Possibly something I'll bring with me to CTN-X.

Just a little morning drawing and inking practice. Something I should probably do more often as it helps loosen up.

Finally, back to the comic. I think I'm about 20 pages from the end. Now I just have to bust ass and get it done. The next four are the turning point of the story. Let's hope it has impact when it's all done.

Just some inking practice, to get back into the swing of things from having been painting for the past few weeks. Also to get back in the mood for Tamino, of which I've drawn four pages of today.

Here's a scan of that last painting as the photo was so terrible.

Worked on another portrait, meant it to fit in with the current series so did an ink drawing first which is below:



Tried some experimental stuff that didn't work, so painted over it, got to this point and was thinking I was done with it (for some strange reason as it's really just awful):



Worked on a more traditional style of painting to try and get it to a different level. This meant a lot of blending with a very small brush. While this photo isn't very good, it does work as a decent contrast between the midway photo. This is the final version, acrylic on panel, 16x20:



Next, I have to get back to Tamino, that poor cat...