One of the few problems I have with the Brushes app is that occasionally while trying to zoom in I'll draw a line across something and not notice. This is a good example of that, since there are two random green lines across the tree that I didn't notice until I opened the picture in Photoshop to resize it.
There's a homebrew application for the DS called Colors that makes your DS into a sketchpad. It mimics pressure sensitivity, etc. I wish it had layers or an undo button. The only thing I like better about it than Brushes for the iPhone is the fact that I can use a stylus instead of my finger.
Here's a rabbit holding a flower while wearing a tuxedo.
Everyone quickly became used to the halo, but the fact that he could hold a scepter without fingers eventually became the basis for frightening legends about gypsy curses.
I've had to draw a vague amount of stage equipment recently as a component to a larger thing at work. They've all been done in Illustrator, so I wanted to make a sketchy speaker in Photoshop for fun.
Illustration Friday's theme is Contained. I would feel contained if I fought crime in a bustier. Plus she can contain people with that golden lariat. See? It works on so many levels. heh. :)
I like to think about superheroes/villains when they're relaxing at home. I have a theory that Catwoman always has band-aids all over her feet because of the high heels she wears.
Not really a whole space man. More like a spaceface.
Getting back into drawing at least on thing a day is easier than I thought, but translating it to the internet is proving more difficult than it really should be. ;)
In college I had a professor who would recommend that we do a lot of hand studies, since it's an area a lot of people try to get around and fake by having everyone's hands behind their back. So that's what I do when I'm on the subway and can't think of anything else to do.