ATC Round 3

#5 - "Bob the Squirrel"

#21 - "Darling Deerling"

#16 - "Mystery Skulls: Lewis"

More ATCs. Two fanart, one original. Bob is a squirrel I've been drawing for years. I started drawing him back in middle school. He has a female counterpart named Gina looks identical.

Funny side story: I used to dish out faux-advice for my middle school friends in something we called Ask Dr. Squirrel. I'd give out awful advice in the guise of a cartoon squirrel in response to prompts put in an envelope.

ATCs Round 2

#11 "Blorpy Princess"

 Blorpy Princess I drew for my friend Rachel. She's based on her kitty, Leela.

#13 - "Sylveon"

I drew Sylveon because I really like the color scheme and design of this pokemon. This is one of my favorite ATC yet. I used it to make a button and a postcard print, I liked it so much. Buttons, prints, and even this original ATC are going to be available at Otakon's last day tomorrow. Table P-11!

#10 "Pretty Nurse Penicillin"

Pretty Nurse Penicillin is a character of mine from a magical nurse RPG I've been on/off working on. There's a demo of an early version floating around, if you'd like to google it. I am working on a new and improved version, but it'll take some time. Check back here for updates. Tune in tomorrow for more on Penicillin!

ATCs Round 1

Here's some of my ATCs!

#1 "Spike" 

#6 "Mini Moon"

#7 "Ruze"

 Spike there is the first one that I did. So you can blame him for the inundation of ATCs.

I really like Chibiusa. I think she's probably the cutest senshi, and I think that's kind of funny now. I totally hated her as a kid!

Ruze is an OC of mine. More on her later.

 The finished copies all have a number and my signature on them, but I scanned these ones before I got around to that. The next batch of scanned cards will all have that visible.

They'll be at Otakon next week, P-11 in the Artist Alley!

Artist Trading Cards

My latest obsession is Artist Trading Cards (ATCs). OK, OK, I'm a little behind the trend. These little buggers started to gain popularity a few years ago. I'd heard of them but never made any of my own. I picked up my first one at Baltimore Comic Con last year, it was a Sailor Moon one by an artist named Emily R. Gillis. I liked that it's an easy way to pick up often one-of-a-kind artworks without breaking the bank.


Just this week, almost a year after purchasing my first, I decided, hey, why not make some of my own? I was about to buy some pre-cut cards when my sister pointed out that she gets high-quality scrap papers from her job at a print shop. So I got them cut down for FREE! Thanks, Maria! Today I finished my 20th ATC.

#3 "Emmie" - Probably my favorite one so far.

I'm on fire man, somebody stop me! Some of them will be available at Otakon 2015 next week. Table P-11! (Thanks again, Maria!) Stay tuned for more.