Spaced Out

Oops. These are not two monsters from that challenge I'm supposed to be doing. I do plan to finish it, but I ran into a bit of a block and these two pieces are how I attempted to break through it.
I ended up with a scifi-ish skyline, because it lets me get away with a lot of fun stuff.

The "daytime" version was a happy accident I liked quite a bit, so I decided to keep both versions.

Monster Challenge 03

Continuing on the challenge, here is a Merman, and a Spider lady. The Merman is based on veiltail goldfish but with a different color scheme of course. And for spider lady I just had fun creating shapes in her legs; not sure if spiders like that actually exist.

I guess this is a white/silver hair post. Thanks for watching!

Monster Challenge 02

Here are the next two of the series, an Undine and a Naga.

I didn't use much of a reference for this two, but the Naga is mostly a reincarnation of a character I had done previously.
Thanks for looking!

Monster Challenge 01

I started doing a daily monster challenge with a friend, where you draw a different sort of anthropomorphic creature each day. We are now on day 5, but I had forgotten to start posting those here. The first two, were a harpy, and a centaur.

She is loosely based on a quetzal, and he is sort of an appaloosa. To those who follow my work, you might recognize his face from my portrait series.
I'll  keep posting these two at a time, so stay tuned tomorrow for the next batch!

Dos mas!

And here is the latest batch of portraits I've done.

I think these two might be the last in this series for a while. They were fun, but there's some other work I need to start focusing on more.

New landscape

Another speed paint. This one was not 30 minutes, but just fun nevertheless.

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Two more portraits!

I think so far, these two are my favorite from the series.

Now I'm running out of things to say, so that's it for now! [=