Showing posts with label InkyRose. Show all posts
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Friday, 5 December 2014

Fan Art Friday: Rufus and Flook by Wally Fawkes and Hetta Hartcase by InkyRose and Leon by Myself

Happy December and Happy Fan Art Friday! There will be two drawings that I will be showing today. Both of them are Christmas themed.

The fist fan is of Rufus and Flook from the comic-strip called Flook by Trog. During this year I had the chance to listen to music based on Flook by Wally Fawkes and his group of friends. Also there are daily strips which are shown on Facebook. In this drawing, I yearned to do something different. They are quite different to what they are were last year. This time there are playing trumpet and a clarinet. :




The second and final drawing for today is a Christmas competition entry of the characters Hetta Hartcase and Leon. The aim of the competition was to choose a character that you have made and pair the character with a character from the detective series. I thought that it would be great to pair Leon with Hetta. Leon is the middle triplet of Aunt Rebecca and is someone who is yet to be seen in the web-comic. but he is someone who can deal with people emotionally and mentally. There are a lot of furniture that is seen from the 1920's. Thought that it would be great to see some references. You can have a look at the drawing in more detail by clicking here. Also to see more information about the competition you can click here. Here's the drawing:


The fan art will be shown next week will be christmas themed. This will las until christmas day. Thank you for visiting and please leave a comment.

Friday, 25 April 2014

Fan Art Friday: Competition Entries

Happy Fan Art Friday Everyone! Today I'll be posting up one fan art. This is for a competition. Both of them were created as pencil sketches then changed and improved on photoshop.


The first one is of a crime fiction called the Hattrick Detective By InkyRose. I read a case from this series sometime last year. I really enjoyed it and I thought I do something based on the series. One of the stories that I read was called 'The case of the Tear-away Train. The very first pencil sketch wasn't to my best interest so I decided to work even more hard to complete it in it's first stages. Although you see here is the completed version, the pencil sketch was a success.
This version took me most of the afternoon until 8pm on sunday. It was worth every moment:

























There will be more fan art next week. Thank you for visiting my blog and please leave a comment.