So, I literally cringe every time I see these pieces because during the time that I drew these, I was rushing to put together my sampler booklet and got it printed at the print shop I was working at during that time. I felt like my co-workers printing it were silently judging me for it,
This sketch was for the banner of the Fairolk website. I was going to colour it and make it into a graphic. I never got around to it, however, and it was ultimately scrapped. I drew Fenora and Deathena together because they spend a lot of time together. I thought they were the most appropriate
This is one of three pictures I drew of Deathena as options for prints. Just like the others, I attempted to pull together elements that symbolized death while putting her into a setting that you might find a fay such as herself. Similar to her mid-body shot, I wanted a “grim reaper” sort of feeling
I created Deathena back in about 2008. Back then, I simply called her “the Death Fairy” and she replaced the concept of the grim reaper in my stories. You can still see the first piece I drew of her on my deviantART. I didn’t draw her again until 2011. When I was coming up with
Similar to the Bea piece, except I found a lot more pieces for her here, this is a Deathena picture I drew of the online shop! I drew Deathena wearing her shirts in various forms. The pose is super playful and is exactly what I imagined for her. While I’m not a huge fan of
This is one of three options I sketched to become prints. This lost to “Deathena the Death Fairy”. For this picture, I wanted to express Deathena in such a way to reflect her psychopomp nature, pulling inspiration from images of the grim reaper. The leaves she is crushing represent death and decay, as they are
CHIBIS!!!! Or just chibi. Do you know what, I don’t know how we use the Japanese word “chibi” in English. Unlike words like “anime” and “manga” where adding an “s” to make it plural sounds odd (“I own a lot of anime” sounds more correct than “I own a lot of animes”), using the word
Hello everybody! How are you doing today? Did you see my last post? If not, go read it! Or not. It’s entirely up to you. If you already watched the video above and/or read the blog post, you know that I drew Deathena on a Skull. I posted a speed paint version of the process