This was the winner out of three pictures I sketched to become prints of Fenora. This was part of a set of four pictures of the Fairy Quartet #9 (plus Deathena) where 3 out of 4 fairies were sleeping. Out of that whole set, this is the only one that won. I’m really happy about
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
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
This is one of three pieces sketched to become print artwork. This one is a part of a set of four that had the members of Fairy Quartet #9 looking into different directions from the side with the wind rushing by them…or something along that line. Now that I’m looking at this sketch, I CAN’T
One of three pictures of Fenora I sketched to become print artwork. Fenora is taking a stroll on the ground and walks underneath a large mushroom. She looks up at the world around her, enjoying the scene. I don’t know if I intended it to be raining for this picture, but that’s totally what I