Recovery Project Day 11 (Closeup): The Little Mermaid. A reimagining of the Little Mermaid. I think someone at the top of the food chain in the sea would have to be a great hunter. So I gave her narwhale horned armor and a fiery disposition.
Artist: Lavonia
Recovery Project Day 11: The Little Mermaid.
A reimagining of the Little Mermaid. I think someone at the top of the food chain in the sea would have to be a great hunter. So I gave her narwhale horned armor and a fiery disposition.
Artist: Lavonia
Recovery Project Day 10: Logo Head.
Just thinking about updating my signature logo. It’s sort of plain.
Recovery Project Day 9: Little Red Riding Hood.
Stylized and more cartoonized. Inspired by Amy Sol.
Artist: Lavonia
Recovery Project Day 7: Not Just Another Catgirl.
A cutout of another sketch found her way here, too. Found some good average sized model’s photos to play around with.
Recovery Project Day 6: Leopard sketch.
Recovery Project Day 5: Scotch Tape Beauty. Experimenting.
Recovery Project Day 3: Moonjuice.
Ink and colored pencil on tinted paper. Nod to manga.
Recovery Project Day 2: Earth, Air, Sand and Sea.
Butterflies with silver ink sketches. Brown tinted sketchbook, back cover.
For the rest of the year, I’m going to devote this blog to a sketch a day sort of thing.
I have a rare inoperable tumor inside of my spinal cord. The pressure is causing me to lose mostly leg and some intestinal function. The radiation to my spine that was used to save my life has a brutally slow healing time, and I’m going to go nuts if I don’t have something to focus on. I want to be able to sketch, draw or work on something. I’ll post everything from silly doodles to large drawings, just whatever I’m feeling. Some days I’m going to be sick and my work will reflect my inability to get much done.
The Goal: To try and keep my drawing skills sharp and by the end of the year push to have at least 100 drawings done. I will try publish updates on Saturdays when possible, at least once a week. I want to take everyone on this journey with me, through the stronger and weaker times.
This is what I tell myself when things are hard to stay motivated: Move one stone at a time, never giving up and after some time you can move mountains.
Recovery Project Day 1: Silver Moonlight.
The luna moth is a literal metaphor for Nighttime; she blankets the world in shade. Black and silver ink on brown tinted sketchbook cover.
Unravel. Oil on wood. 6”x9” Cross-section round.
Fish Noose. Charcoal sketching.