Crossovers

I've always been funny when it comes to fan art. Like, I never believed I was as good as the other people I saw making fan art, so I didn't post any of my own. I made less and just did a lot of generic art. I realize that's super dumb and have started drawing more fan art. Most of the fan art I've ever done was cross over (wolverine & spidey bros, Draco vs Link blonde battle, etc) so naturally that's what I did. 

This is a Bob's Burgers x Steven Universe Crossover Drawing. (not because I watched 40 episodes total of the 2 shows in three days. naaaaah) Because Louise and Amethyst would be the best friends ever. Pranking everyone they know, having Amethyst shape shift into Linda in order to get out of school, Louise going power hungry when she learns of gem powers, etc. It would be fantastic and I wish I was a better writer or I'd whip up some fanfic.

I learned a lot from this drawing. Mostly about the flaws in my digital art. Because there are a lot of flaws in the way I do digital art. I realized a lot about lining and how I place characters. Hopefully I can take that and improve more.

Thanks for reading,

Sarah

What's Your Definition?

When I read books or watch movies & shows, I've a tendancy to draw a lot from them when I draw. But, is that really considered fan art? If it isn't truely intentional to draw someone with a little glass vial, or if you accidentally find the girl you're drawing with a gun pressed somewhere against her anatomy, does it count? Either way, you will probably see a little bit of Zydrate or the Pavi in a sketchbook dump in the near future. I just saw Repo: The Genetic Opera for the first time. Also, I was lucky enough to read the beginning of something my friend is writing, that may pop up too, you just won't be able to tell. -insert evil laugh-

I'll hopefully post the first dozen or so sketchbook pages soon, and maybe some of the paintings I'm working on. Who knows? All I know, is I really need to start Dancing to Joy Division, and stop feeling so blah.

I've a thing for sketchbooks, recycled and not. In the past month, I've purchased 7. A landscape, one with the slytherin crest, three moleskins and two recycled ones. I finally realized if I paint in multiple at once, I can work on a picture, and then another while the first dries. Also, I hope to get the links of my cafepresses (all quite old, I'm working on new designs) up, as well as getting my etsy account totally set up, and things listed. So, yes. Have a marvelous day.

With love,
Sarah