Fan Art Friday: Hiei and Kurama from Yu Yu Hakusho by Yoshihiro Togashi

Happy Fan Art Friday everyone! Today I will be showing you two drawings. Both of them were made using watercolour paints. Both of these characters were villains in the manga and anime but they both change within the series. Plus I will be reading volume 15 and I am very excited. (^_^)

The first drawing is of Hiei from Yu Yu Hakusho. He was certainly one of the villains that was quite shocking. Particularly since I read this series back in my teens. But I admit he is very interesting. This is due to the fact of his many reappearances in the series and what Botan and Koenma have to do to get him to help. It's quite hilarious. Plus he grows much stronger from his first appearance in the series.

I drew Hiei in a much more older form but I am quite happy with it. 

The second and final fan art for today is of Kurama who was also another villain of the series but just as interesting like Hiei. His background story as to how he became into his human form was quite nice too. He appearance in the anime and manga are both intriguing. I already like him as a character and he immediately became another favourite character that I really liked a lot.

I drew him here in his human form and just like the previous drawing I'm happy with it.

I really don't want to give an details of what happens in this series for I think that it would be great if you read the manga or watch the anime to find out. It really is great.

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Fan Art Friday: Jiro and Nahoko from The Wind Rises directed by Hayao Miyazaki

Happy Fan Art Friday everyone! Today's drawing will be about Jiro and Nahoko from the Studio Ghibli movie 'The Wind Rises'. It was directed by Hayao Miyazaki. This was the final movie that Miyazaki created. He then retired from making animation.

I was quite saddened by the news that this was the last movie. So I made an extra effort to buy my copy of this movie. I first watched this movie in Japanese first and for the first in a long while, I can understand some of what the the characters are saying. I felt quite happy about this because I have been studying for quite a while now. A week later I decided to watch the English dub and I was very very VERY impressive. Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Emily Blunt played these characters really well. Above all I found the movie to be really good and also great insight to the making of aeroplanes. 

Also the movie was at a pivotal point in time. It was during the the 1920's onwards.

When this movie was out in the cinemas in the UK, the art book of the movie was released. I managed find it in my local library and read only halfway. This was mainly because it revealed a lot of spoilers for me since I didn't watch the movie. Also there was a lot of the information about how the movie began as well as the background storyline. I was was quite intrigued by this as I was able to find out a lot more.

For this drawing, I made the main characters in watercolour paints and made some blue spirals in a green background.

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Fan Art Friday: Inspired Picture Inspired by the song Fine by Kylie Minougue (Good Friday Special)

Happy April, Happy Good Friday and Happy Fan Art Friday. Today's drawing is inspired by a song by Kylie Minougue. The name of the song is called Fine.

The song is part of the album that she released last year. It is called  'Kiss Me Once'.  Not all the songs I liked on the album but the one was one of the few that I liked.

It has a great up beat tempo and I found myself dancing to this song a lot. Also this is one of the songs that I listened to more often when I draw.

For this drawing I drew a man dancing to the song with some of the lyrics in the background. Also I used the colour green because in most cases I use blue and this is something different.

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Fan Art Friday: Interpretations of the Sun and Night

Happy Fan Art Friday Everyone! Today's drawings are interpretation of something that you see every day. It is also based on some that I saw when I was very young. They were both made using watercolour paints and a 0.9 red lead in a mechanical pen.

In the 90's there was several adverts that showed various examples of how the weather can be shown through people. This advert was created by a company called Powergen. The adverts were shown before the weather appeared to people across the country. 

So here is my way of homage to these brilliant adverts. 

My first drawing is an interpretation of the sun. I decided to draw her in a dress that is a lot similar to a ball gowns. She also has a hat too. I'm quite impressed of how the sun came out. (:D)

The second and final final fan art for today is an interpretation of the night. I wanted to imagine this person running through the sky as it gradually changes. Hence the various blues that you can see in this drawing. (;D)

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Fan Art Friday: Saint DragonGirl by Natsumi Matsumoto and Vows by Tamaria Sona

Happy Fan Art Friday everyone! Today I'll be posting two drawings one of them is based on a manga and the other is a short e-book. Also both of them are in watercolour paints.

The first fan art is of Momoka Sendou from St DragonGirl by Natsumi Matsumoto. This manga was recommended by a website called Goodreads. I was intrigued by the front cover as well as the blurb behind the first volume. So I found the volume on at the library consortium and read it and surprisingly it was really good. 

I quite like Momoka a lot and I thought that it was really awesome that there were moments where she would fight back. At some moment in this volume she ends up posesssing a dragon spirit. With the help of her best friend Ryuga, they both end up fighting evil spirits. I was very intrigued and surprised of how this first volume ended so I'll be reading the rest to find out what happens next.

I thought that it would be great to draw Momoka in in the traditional Chinese clothes that she is usually seen in the volume. Also I decided to use violet and white too. Since this is a Shoujo Luanda I thought I'd draw flowers in the background.

At some point I will draw Ryuga. Here's the drawing:

The second and final fan art for today is of Addison and Peyton from the novel Vows by Tamaria Sona. Two weeks ago I was bound to my bed and decided to read some ebooks to pass the time. This was one of them that I read and read enjoyed. Also it is one of the ebooks that I keep going back to and keep reading. 

The novel is about Addison who goes through a dramatic period when she looses her best friend Peyton as a result of a car crash. Addison and Peyton's husband Colin go through a mourning period. Addison is the main narrator of the novel and she decides to go through a stage of healing that not only benefit herself but her family too. This book was very heavy on drama but on how a relationship can be solved with a hear to heart conversations. Also Addison had moments where she would feel Peyton's presence advising and helping her to keep going. I thought they was really lovely so I wanted to convey them in a drawing. There were two versions of this drawing but since the first drawing was used on thin paper I felt that it was necessary to redraw these characters again. Addison's dress is in monochromatic blue since I love the colour blue and Peyton is in a form where we as the audience can see her but Addison can only feel her presence and hear her but cannot see her.:

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Fan Art Friday: The Powerpuff Girls by Craig McCracken

Happy February and Happy Fan Art Friday. Today I will be showing only one fan art today. This fan art was made using watercolour paints and a mechanical pen with 0.9 red lead.

Today's fan art is about a cartoon network programme called The Powepuff Girls by Craig McCracken. This programme came around during the years of my preteens and around the time it was on TV it was part of a segment called 'Cartoon Cartoon'. The show is about three girls called Buttercup, Blossom and Bubbles who were created using a children's nursery rhyme called 'What are little girls made of'. The person who made these girls were called 'Professor'. I don't think I can remember him having a name. After adding the ingredients into the mixture he accidentally adds one more ingredient. This is called "Chemical X".  The mixture then explodes and then the girls are then created. It's still one of the programmes that I can still remember that made me laugh and also dance. There was also a narrator who was absolutely hilarious. He would always made me laugh. Each cartoon were incredibly short, I assume around 15 minutes, but it was still incredibly awesome. I still kept watching the series even in my teens. I also adored the ending theme song. There was one episode that I can remember that had a song that had the phrase 'A signal in the sky'. The song was pretty awesome and it was a similar to music from the sixties. The episode that had this song involved a new neighbour that was going to live next to where the girls lived.

The drawing that I have made uses the colours that the girls wear and also a green background with spirals.

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Fan Art Friday: Big Bird from Seasame Street by Sesame Workshop

Happy Fan Art Friday everyone! Today I will be showing one fan art. This is very old but still remembered and also a favourite.

This fan art is of Big Bird from the programme Sesame Street which is produced by Sesame Workshop. This drawing is a response to the Sesame Street character Elmo. Big Bird is another character that I really like and enjoyed when watching the series when I was young. He was another character that surly have and will always make me smile. Two weeks ago I watched a movie that was about Big Bird in Japan. This movie was recommended by a friend of mine. When I watched it, I was very intrigued and also quite excited. The programme was made back in the 80's and it is really obvious as you can see the dress sense of most of the people. Although it has been a fortnight that I have seen it a thought came to mind and I felt inspired to do a drawing. I'm very pleased with the results.

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Fan Art Friday: Chunky Rice and his mouse friend from Goodbye ChunkyRice by Craig Thompson and Puar from Dragonball and Dragonball Z by Akira Toriyama

Happy Fan Art Friday everyone. Today, I'll be showing you two fan arts. Both of these drawing were created using Photoshop.

The first fan art is of a tortoise called Chunky Rice and his mouse friend from the graphic novel Goodbye Chunky Rice.  I loaned this graphic novel from my local library and had some free time to have a read this week to read it. Chunky Rice and his mouse friend got to the beach and share a great moment together. Sadly it was their last meeting. He embarks on adventure. I was quite intrigued by the story and it made me a bit sad. Despite this there was a final quote at the end and that made me happy. I really adored how the story was conveyed through each illustration, I felt drawn to the story. I created this drawing where they would both be sitting down under the stars by the having a conversation.

The second and final fan art for today is of Yamacha's side kick Puar from the series Dragonball and Dragonball Z. She is a shapeshifter cat and was first seen in Dragonball. She is incredibly funny especially when she is fighting with Oolong. She is seen in Dragonball Z within the episodes watching Yamcha battling the super saiyans Vegeta and Nappa. I thought that it would be great to draw her. When I was drawing her it reminded me of the days when I recorded Dragonball. I felt that the purple background suited her very well.  Towards the end of last year I successfully finished reading the entire Dragonball series and it was really awesome. I will be reading the Dragonball Z series very soon and I am very very excited. Here's the drawing:

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Fan Art Friday: The Pink Panther by Friz Freleng, Blake Edwards & Hawley Pratt

Happy Fan Art Friday Everyone. There will be one fan art that I will be showing you for today. This drawing was a red pencil sketch. Next I used watercolours and black pen for the outline.

This fan art is of the cartoon character The Pink Panther. This character was created by three people. They are Friz Freleng, Blake Edwards & Hawley Pratt. I am very familiar with the cartoon series which appeared back in the 60's and also in the 90's. I knew of the cartoon series from the 60's because it appeared in the 90's and the early noughties. 

Both series were really good and what was also pretty cool. In the earlier episodes the pink panther never talked but in the 90's version he did and I thought that was awesome. There were also new characters introduced in the 90's as well as the other known characters the ant and the aardvark and Inspector Jacques Clouseau. The theme songs were pretty good too. The older series had an immense sense that it was part of the past and the 90's cartoons version was a remake of the original theme by Henry Mancini. It's probably the theme song that I never had forgotten and what I can associate with this character.  

I have drawn the Pink Panther winter clothes because I yearned to make a huge sense of the season which is currently present. As of yet it hasn't snowed yet but it is cold chilly and windy. :D :

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Fan Art Friday: Curious George by Hans Augusto Rey and Margret Ray and Ducktales by Carl Barks and Disney

Happy New Year! Happy January and Happy Fan Art Friday! Today I'll be posting two drawing of cartoons. One of then I spotted sometime within my early twenties and the other I had watch when I was young. I made these drawings using colouring pencils.

The first fan art is of Curious George. I was quite intrigued about this cartoon because it has become a movie and also there have been books based on him. Every episode was very interesting and I felt personally that George was trying and exploring new things. This is more like what a child would be like. I also like the narrator of the story mostly because he made explained what George was doing in a cool way. I liked the theme song as it viewed how George was going from one place to another within a small set of scenes. In this drawing I decided to portray George dancing and moving about.

The second and final drawing for today is of the main characters from the 1980's cartoon Disney cartoon Ducktales. This was a brilliant and awesome cartoon that I really enjoyed. The cartoon was about Scrooge Mc Duck and his nephews Huey, Leuey and Dewie. This cartoon was a very dramatic and I felt quite emotional. There was one episode where a female villan made counterparts of the main characters. Her plan would have been so successful. There are also episodes where Donald Duck makes an appearance in the series too. This made me smile. There was also a movie to go with the series too and it was just as awesome as the series.

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Fan Art Friday: Stacey and Abel (aka Amethyst)

Happy Fan Art Friday! Today I'll be showing you two drawings. Both of these drawings are of my own creation. The look quite different to how they looked like before. They are also both christmas themed.

Both of these drawings are of Stacey and Amethyst. They are from the two comics that I entered for this years manga jiman. This week I got the shortlist and I was not part of it. Amethyst was changed to Abel for the manga. In these two drawings they are receiving presents from each other.

There will be more fan art next week. Tomorrow I will show drawings that were made for two clients and on there will be another drawing of these two either on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. Thanks for visiting and please write a comment! Happy Christmas!

Fan Art Friday: Whybird and Poppy the Cat from Playdays by Cynthia Felgate

Happy Fan Art Friday Everyone! Today there will be only one fan art. The drawing was thought of a couple of months back. I felt that now would be a good time to draw and show it to you now.

The fan art that I'll be showing is of Whybird and Poppy the cat from the Children's programme Playdays created by Cynthia Felgate. This was a show that I watched in my early childhood. I absolutely adored it. It was shown on BBC One on CBBC (back in the 90's it was known as Children's BBC). It was shown everyday and what was significant about each day was that the Playbus stopped at different bus stop. In the case of these two characters shown below, there was the Whybird Stop where Whybird would be seen in the lost and found room finding things also she would have a Why-tech computer which would should how items seen in the room was made. Different characters were introduced like Poppy and also another character called Peggy. There was an episode that I can remember where Whybird goes to the Whytech and finds out how crisps were made. I then automatically serves crisps to the her and the other characters.

There was another stop called the Poppy Stop. This segment introduced Poppy the cat. The episode that I can remember from Poppy's Stop was when Poppy had a whole bunch of sweets. She ate somewhere within the beginning of the episode, she then eats the rest of them within interval and at some point gets very ill. That's all I can remember from the series but I admit it was very interesting to watch. This was a show that I think would always remember as it was always fun to watch when I was young. I was quite saddened when it ended as I grew up watching the show. I decided to put on Christmas headbands for both of them to represent C Here's the drawing:

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Fan Art Friday: William Hampton & Jane Tillney from A Slight Miscalculation by Deb Marlowe, Amelia and Harry from London Underworld by Rebecca Burgess & Aya of Yop City by Marguerite Abouet and Illustrated by Clemént Oubrerie

Happy Fan Art Friday everyone! Today I'll be showing you three fan arts. I have used coloured inks for all of these drawings. Two of them has a brown background. This was made using tea.

The first fan art is of William Hampton and Jane Tilney from A Slight Miscalculation by Deb Marlowe. This short novella is part of a series called the Half Moon House. William Hampton finds the Half Moon House after his astronomy calculation is solved. I was very intrigued that astronomy was featured it drew me into the story. The drawing consists of three pictures. Two of them of how I conveyed these two characters in profile and the last drawing shows where they are positioned. I enjoyed making this drawing as I did reading it.  While reading this novel, the picture came to mind. It is actually of a scene that takes place in the novel. I quite impressed with it:

The next fan art is of Amelia and Harry from London Underworld by Rebecca Burgess. I bought the graphic novel from the London Comic Con in October this year. I was fascinated that there was a comic that was set in Victorian England. Amelia who is part of the upper class gets bored of her high class status and decides to have some fun with the help of Harry and his gang. There was a lot humour and there was drama in the comic too. Rebecca has portrayed the characters in the story was really well.  I really liked Ameila and Harry in the comic:

The third and final fan art of today is of Aya from the comic of the same title. It was written by Marguerite Abouet and illustrated by Clemént Oubrerie. I first read the first volume when I was in my second or third year at uni and during this week I found the next volume at my local library. The story is set during the 1970's in Cote D'Ivoire bust somehow I felt this comic series definitely revelent for today. The comic frees itself from the way Africa is portrayed in the media. Aya who is the main character of the story has a dream to become a doctor. As she is in this process of making her dream a reality, her friends and family also go through things and situations that are very much relevent today as it was back in the 1970's. I felt pleased to read this comic again after a couple of years that I have read the first volume and I feel very convinced that Aya would certainly achieve her dream. I have yet to read the rest of the series but I think that it is going to be very interesting.:

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Fan Art Friday: Petex 2014, and An Inspired Drawing based on the song 'Dreamin' About You' By PuffyAmiYumi

Happy Fan Art Friday Everyone! Today I'll be showing you two fan arts. All of them were pencil sketches then inked and some were changed on Photoshop.

The next fan art is of an event that I worked at this week. The name of the event was called Petex 2014. This event was a business trade show about oil and gas. The event takes place every two years. This year the event was celebrating twenty five years. I worked at this event for the entire three days of the show. It was really good. Within the afternoon of the first day I saw two people who were holding balloons with the number twenty-five. When I first stared at these balloons, I thought that they were octopuses but from looking at them it was really the number twenty five. With these balloons there were a couple of red balloons too. In this drawing I've created a big octopus with the writing on the bottom and the number two and five on each side. Once again I used red ink and cotton buds to ink the drawing.:

The second and final fan art for today is of an inspired drawing of a song by PuffyAmiYumi. In Japan they are known as Puffy. The name of the song is called 'Dreamin' About You'. This song is on their Japanese album 'Fever Fever'. I bought this album from Hyper Japan Christmas Market last week. I really like the album. I was even more surprised that the songs just like this one was used in their cartoon. The concept of this drawing was what I thought of while listening to the song.:

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Fan Art Friday: Cogsworth from Beauty and the Beast by Jeanne-Marie Le Prince de Beaumont and Movie by Disney and Hello Kitty by Sanrio (Birthday Special 1/2)

Happy Fan Art Friday! Today is my birthday and to celebrate there will be another post that I will post shortly after this one. Today I'll be posting two fan arts. They both have the same theme background. 

The first fan art is of Cogsworth from the movie Beauty and the Beast. I love watching this movie when I was young and I really adored most of the characters in this film. I loved the music and the story as well as the animation. Another awesome thing was that it was set in France. Cogsworth was someone who like to put order to things but it wouldn't work. He's quite funny too. I really loved that he was a grandfather clock. Plus somewhere in the beginning where he's introduced I loved the way he was lifted and moved about. I won't say by which character. In case you might already know.  Drawing this picture gave back memories when I watched the movie. The Beauty and the Beast series didn't end there. There were another two movies introduced. They were released on video back then. It was awesome seeing familiar characters back again. Here's the drawing:

The second and final fan art of today is of Hello Kitty by Sanrio. I came across Hello Kitty when I was in school. One of my friends had stationary. As I learnt more about Hello Kitty I found out that there is a huge theme park in Japan which is  based on her and the other Sanrio characters. I would love to go there someday. I decided to draw her in a dress that I made up myself and use the same stars on her dress as well as the background. I'm very impressed with it.:

There will be more fan art next week. Please look out for the next post about my birthday. Have a great weekend. :D

Fan Art Friday: Susan from Smokey Digital Seahorse written by Richy K.Chandler and Illustrated by Steve Horry

Happy Fan Art Friday everyone! Today I'll be posting one fan art today. This drawing was in pencil then it became a digital drawing on Photoshop.


The fan art is of Susan from Smokey Digital Seahorse. It's written by Richy K. Chandler and illustrated by Steve Horry. The comic is part of the Tempo Lush Tales collection that Richy has written. I loved this story it made me smile encouraged to make a fan art. In this drawing Susan is seen wearing a dress from the sixties also boots that you can see slightly from the bottom of the drawing. When I saw Susan in the comic I immediately visualised her wearing sixties clothes. I assume it was because if her hairstyle. I also created a autumn leave background which suited this season. I hope you like the drawing.:

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Fan Art Friday: Little Bill and April from Little Bill by Bill Cosby and Dorothy Wayneright and Rodger Smith from Big O by Chiaki J. Konaka and Webcomic Update:

Happy Fan Art Friday Everyone! Today, I'll be showing you two fan arts, one of them is an anime and the other is a cartoon. It also in book form too.

The first fan art is of Little Bill and April from the cartoon series Little Bill by Bill Cosby. This is another series that I spotted during my teens. It was shown on Nick Jr. I thought that this series was really interesing. The stories were great and also the background music was Jazz. You would have heard a lot of it. It sounded cool. Another thing that sparked interest was that Little Bill talked with the audience. That do not usually happen but he seems really cool. I couldn't help but hug him. Although April was bossy she still was a great sister too. I really enjoyed this series. There was the books that were written by Bill Cosby, I admit I haven't read them but I think they have the same spark as the series too. ;) :

The second and final fan art for today, is of Dorothy Wayneright and Roger Smith from the anime Big O by Chiaki J. Konaka. This series was another show that I saw in my teens. I remember recording the series and giving it to a great friend too. ;) It was hugely based on old films from the west in the 1950's and 1960's. It was mainly a detective story and Roger Smith was a negotiator. There was also a noir feeling to the series too. Dorothy is an Android and she is the side-kick to Roger Smith. The Big O theme song was awesome. I loved it so much. It was was created by Rui Nagi and it certainly drew me to watch the series. It fitted the series very well. The series was itself was produced by Sunrise and there was twenty-six episodes altogether.:

Webcomic Update: The webcomic that I mentioned to you in late January will be up on Monday. Although the welcome front cover is up right now. There will be a mini-welcome front cover up on Sunday before the first comic page on Monday. There will be a post here about it on Monday too.

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Fan Art Friday: The Chocolate Show 2014, Lucy the Octopus and Tim from Not Going to Wondonia by Richy K. Chandler & Illustrated by Karen Rubins

Happy Fan Art Friday Everyone! Today I'll be posting three fan arts. One of them is based on an event, the other two is of stories that was written and drawn artists that I've met earlier this year. They all have the same background


The first fan art is of The Chocolate Show. I will be working there as a steward today at this show. I'm not sure of what to expect but I'm very excited. I decided to create this drawing of the three types of chocolate that I've eaten. This is Dark, Milk and White Chocolate. I thought that I'll express this in form of the characters that I've made at random in this drawing. I think this show is a family-based show so there might be a lot of children present. This might be very interesting. Another reason as to why I made this drawing is that this week is also National Chocolate Week and the show is to represent the climax.:

The next fan art is of the comic strip Lucy the Octopus by Richy K. Chandler. The comic strip has been going for quite a while and it's really good. I first met Richy at the Cartoon Museum earlier this year. He was teaching a class about comics and when we spotted each other. He showed me some of his issues of Lucy the Octopus and I was intrigued. He also done a Launch party of this comic and another two comics that he had written. One of stories is a fan art have a look after this drawing.:

The third and final fan art for today is of Tim from the story Not Going to Wondonia by Richy K. Chandler. The story was illustrated by the comic artist and illustator Karen Rubins. This story is part of a series of stories in an anthology called Tempo Lush Tales. All of them were written by him and illustrated by various of artists. This story is very interesting, Tim is a very humorous character he gets to learn about responsibility in a awesome way. Tim is portrayed here in the style of how he is visualised in the comic. I hope you like. If you would like to order some of Lucy the Octopus and Tempo Lush Tales then click here.:

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Fan Art Friday: Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin by A.A Mile and Disney & Fabian and Iselle from A Pocketful of Clouds by Morag Lewis

Happy Fan Art Friday Everyone! Today I'll be posting two Fan arts. Both of them were pencil sketches then changed on Photoshop. Both drawings have the theme of blue sky and clouds.

The first fan art is of Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin. I grew up watching the series when I was very young and it is another childhood favourite. The series of when I first saw them both was called 'The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh'. The series was fun to watched and I loved theme song. I came across the books much later in my childhood. Also I had a video tape that included not only these two characters but also some of the other characters. The name of the cartoon was called "Winnie The Pooh and the Blustery Day'. What was awesome about this cartoon was because in the beginning where the credits were shown, Christopher Robin's room was created into reality. Of course it was just for the video but. It did spark my imagination back then and I remember as if I saw it yesterday.  There was a book version of the cartoon too.:

The second and final art work for today is of Fabian and Iselle from the webcomic 'A Pocketful of Clouds' by Morag Lewis. I have been reading the webcomic for quite a while and I thought that it would be great to create another fan art of this comic. I don't want to give to much away of these two characters but these two are siblings. If you would like to have a look at the webcomic click here. The drawing is portrayed differently to what I thought of. But either way I'm happy.:

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Fan Art Friday: Garfield by Jim Davis

Happy October, Happy Black History Month and Happy Fan Art Friday Everyone! Today I'll be showing only one fan art today. This fan art was a pen sketch then modified on Photoshop.

Today's Fan art is about the comic strip and cartoon series Garfield by Jim Davis. I came across this series back in the 90's. It was a show that I really enjoyed thoroughly.  There were many other funny and exciting characters in the series but Garfield will always be my favourite. I loved the concept that Garfield was not like any other cat. I loved the fact that he ate all kinds if food that humans would eat. I loved the fact that he loved lasagne. I remember while I was at my auntie's house a couple a months ago I saw the new version of Garfield and I was very surprised to see it in 3D. I thought it was good and it's quite nice to show to a new generation of kids. Here's the drawing. I hope you like it:

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