During an art class a couple years ago, one of my classmates painted a picture of Kirby vs Meta-Knight. It was such a cool and intriguing picture that I decided to try one of my own. This picture was done around the summer of 2002. Looking at it now, Kirby doesn't look too swift, but I'm still proud of Sir Kibble and Wheelie, they were a pain to draw.
This was one of my first attempts at prismacolor markers. There was alot of erasemarks and pencil lines that showed up through the colors, so I fixed it up with Photoshop and slapped on a rainbow gradient. Doesn't he look pretty?
This is the cover page to my fic "Shades of Grey." It was done entirely on Photoshop, even the image of Meta-Knight's mask. The thing coming from the back of the mask is supposed to be the strap. I think overall it came out fairly well, is simple yet gets the point across.
This is a scene from Ch. 3 of my fic "Shades of Grey." I had an entire scene idea in mind when I started, but my background drawing skills are atrocious and it was impossible for me to convey the beauty of the scenery. Ultimately, I had to just slap a gradient on. Perhaps one day I will try this scene again, hopefully with more success.
Meta-Knight done in vine charcoal! I was trying to sharpen my skills and Meta-Knight is a fairly simple character. (Although more complex then, lets say, Kirby.)
This one started off as a sketch used to base my scratchboard drawing off of, but I liked how this one turned out so much that I traced and colored it in Photoshop.
Since everyone else was doing one I decided to hop onto the bandwagon. One day I'll do Sword and Blade.
I used the above picture as a basis for this one. It came out alright, considering that it was my very first attempt at scratchboard. It's not wonderful, but not awful either.
