Well.... is now the time to mention there are moments in life where I drop off the face of the earth? The only exceptions to this are home chores and jobs.
Yeah, this is a thing that I do. Not a great habit to keep either.
The weirdest part about these disappearances: they are unexplained. There was nothing going wrong. No real reason to keep me from the computer.
It just ....happens.
On the bright side! I have three designs, along with the research I put into them, and the links to two of the designs on Redbubble. Woot Woot! (Do not feel pressured to buy, it's okay! Just enjoy the designs!!)
I am actually really excited for these. These designs have stories behind them that I have put next to each of them. Mostly, it's due to fascination or ideas that have been playing in my head so long.
I even got to use Corel Painter and play with colors and layers. It is so much fun, I even moved my comics over to Corel! Now I can do multiple at once and not have to worry about confusing the colors. Heheheh.
Without further ado! I introduce the three designs of June/July!
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| This is Sally! My great white shark mermaid for Mermay. |
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| My original sketches I had uploaded to twitter on the last day of May, but I decided to continue with it. |
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| I spent a lot of time on references, and personally thought a lot of the pictures were funny looking. |
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| I also wanted to play with water. |
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| I started a series I like to call Earth's Children. I drew a figure holding her shoulder and the arm stretching upwards. It's easier to see in the sketches. I want to approach environmental topics, so I am starting with my favorite: Trees |
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| I have more of these and another tree series I'm calling Green Minds, so these might be more common as time goes on. |
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| The longer title of this one is Building Blocks of Life. The shorter name is Blocks. |
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| Finding a use for old sketches is a little harder than I thought, cause there are some really good ones that I like that make absolutely no sense. |
This has a more interesting story behind it.
I was at a friends' son's birthday party, and there were building blocks with all sorts of designs. I saw one kid start stacking them, and then put a peg on top. I had this sketch in my notebook for about a year or so and found a use for it!
Blocks and Earth's Children you can find on my Redbubble page under the same name!
PandaEats Redbubble (in case of broken link: https://www.redbubble.com/people/pandaeats)
I do have three comics in the works and may possibly have more by the next week. I really hope that with switching the platform I may be able to produce more. Might even switch to weekly!
Enjoy the artsy sketch! Until next Tuesday, enjoy your week!!
~PandaEats
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