Remembered too late last night that it was my turn to post a challenge. Few things; not a huge robot fan, so it gets a little difficult to conceptualize one without a guiding brief. Played around with a tank-robot and a saber-tooth tiger based robot before I got frustrated and whi
Read MoreView Comments (4)
You might notice something familiar about this piece - it was based off a sketch that I did for a previous challenge. My wife liked the piece really well and I'd been wanting to make a special piece just for her. So, I went ahead and took that original parents/children challenge and figure
Read MoreView Comments (10)
This is an actual nightmare of mine from a few decades back. I was wandering alone in a bookstore. I picked up this interesting book. It had this guy on the back cover — the author. I opened it. It was the story of my life. Incredible! I looked up briefly from the pages and the same guy is standin
Read MoreView Comments (3)
I don't have much to say about this one. I was thinking of Michonne at first, but I fell into figure-play and just doodled this out for a bit without any real direction. Oh well.
Read MoreView Comments (3)
This piece came from strange depths and maybe fittingly so, since the challenge was to draw a nightmare after all. However, and to add a little twist, I drew something nightmare-ish, rather than a nightmare in itself. Hope you enjoy!
Read MoreView Comments (5)
I couldn't find a satisfying solution for illustrating my most common nightmare: realizing it's time for school finals and I haven't been to class all year long.
Read MoreView Comments (6)
First entry over here! Going for nightmares was a bit of a broad idea to start with, so I went to the Lovecraft/tentacle/body-horror well, which is certainly in my wheelhouse I think. Pencil on Bristol with a little post scan photoshoppery for the gradation and texture.
Read MoreView Comments (3)
Sequenti die aurora apparente, altis vocibus Baphometh invocaverunt www.Jarreauwimberly.com @REAU
Read MoreView Comments (4)
My goal in this challenge was to try and capture the drama of the scene with the diagonals and the gesture of the pose rather than with the details of the character itself. The bloody axe and creepy house on the hill do well enough to suggest that something terrible is happening here, but
Read MoreView Comments (4)
