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Because I got really sick and tired of not getting any art done, I decided to get this drawing finished the old-fashioned way.
Colored Pencils! (Dun, dun duuuuuunnnnn)

Yeah, I'm really tired of waiting to be able to buy my mac Adobes, so I colored this one by hand.

I drew this back during my trip to North Carolina. (Which was several months ago, to those who haven't been paying attention.)

It's been sitting with several other drawings waiting to be colored.
Grarrarrarr.... Bleh.

.....Anyway, yeah. Here's Jessica Rabbit as a gargoyle.
I don't know what posessed me to draw Jessica. I suspect it may have been to see if I was capable of drawing sexy women.
Which apparantly I am.
This is my first successful attempt at drawing boobs that are bigger than b-cup.

lol, But on a serious note, Jessica's one of very few "sexy" characters that I actually like, so she was the perfect candidate for this project.
She's gorgeous, smart, resourceful, can take care of herself AND she's 100% faithful to her husband.
..........And she can pull all that off without coming off as corny.

In the process of bringing it from paper to pixels, I realized why I rarely bother coloring pictures by hand.
My scanner butchers the crap out of colors and pops out every blemish possible, including several that cannot be seen by the naked eye on the actual paper version. >=/
This makes me love the "Bandaid" tool in Photoshop. (can't remember the actual name of the tool, but the button looks like a little bandaid)
Because I was able to fix all the little spots and blemishes that the scanner picked up.
Using the adjustments and filters in Photoshop, I managed to get this thing PRETTY close to what it looks like on paper, but it still looks better if you see it in person.

So, there you go. Here's what my art looks like when I use colored pencils instead of digital media.

I MIGHT consider doing more like this in the near future, seeing as the chances of me getting Adobe in my mac anytime soon looks REALLY slim. =/

And seeing as I got a nice pile of these drawings that I've had sitting since my trip, it's a very strong possibility.

Description
Because I got really sick and tired of not getting any art done, I decided to get this drawing finished the old-fashioned way.
Colored Pencils! (Dun, dun duuuuuunnnnn)

Yeah, I'm really tired of waiting to be able to buy my mac Adobes, so I colored this one by hand.

I drew this back during my trip to North Carolina. (Which was several months ago, to those who haven't been paying attention.)

It's been sitting with several other drawings waiting to be colored.
Grarrarrarr.... Bleh.

.....Anyway, yeah. Here's Jessica Rabbit as a gargoyle.
I don't know what posessed me to draw Jessica. I suspect it may have been to see if I was capable of drawing sexy women.
Which apparantly I am.
This is my first successful attempt at drawing boobs that are bigger than b-cup.

lol, But on a serious note, Jessica's one of very few "sexy" characters that I actually like, so she was the perfect candidate for this project.
She's gorgeous, smart, resourceful, can take care of herself AND she's 100% faithful to her husband.
..........And she can pull all that off without coming off as corny.

In the process of bringing it from paper to pixels, I realized why I rarely bother coloring pictures by hand.
My scanner butchers the crap out of colors and pops out every blemish possible, including several that cannot be seen by the naked eye on the actual paper version. >=/
This makes me love the "Bandaid" tool in Photoshop. (can't remember the actual name of the tool, but the button looks like a little bandaid)
Because I was able to fix all the little spots and blemishes that the scanner picked up.
Using the adjustments and filters in Photoshop, I managed to get this thing PRETTY close to what it looks like on paper, but it still looks better if you see it in person.

So, there you go. Here's what my art looks like when I use colored pencils instead of digital media.

I MIGHT consider doing more like this in the near future, seeing as the chances of me getting Adobe in my mac anytime soon looks REALLY slim. =/

And seeing as I got a nice pile of these drawings that I've had sitting since my trip, it's a very strong possibility.