Post Halloween Drawing

Not the best picture taken, but that's okay. This was supposed to be finished for halloween, but meh, it didn't make it. Perhaps for next year! 

Happy Inktober

I haven't posted in a long time! Quite frankly, I can't post what I'm working on right now. In time due time, I'll be able to post them. But for now, here's a small inktober illustration. 

Pico De Loro Nature Shots

Thanks to the 3-day weekend, my family and I were able to head to Nasugbu, Batangas. Here are some nature shots. Too bad we weren't able to hike because of the bad weather. :( 

The Great Escape

Here's my WIP of a new pen and ink illustration.

Bigger Work in Progress

I've moved on to bigger paper! I'm excited to do more of the bigger illustrations from here on in. Unfortunately, this is the biggest piece of paper I could find in the bookstore. So, if I ever want to do something much larger, I have no idea where I'll find a larger piece of acrylic paper. Perhaps I'll just stick them together :)

Here's the finished product! :) On to the next one! 

Decaying Wisdom

This is the last of the "Smaller" works. I'm challenging myself to make something bigger than an A3-sized piece. I'll update my WIP for the big one as soon as I start! 

Updating my Inks

Here are the latest of my inked work! Sorry I haven't updated as often as I would like. 

 Animal Cage

 Baboon Phases

Smokey Fortune

Here are some close up shots. 

Plant Deer

I recently purchased Sarah Simblet's Botany for the Artist. It's a wonderful book on various plants and algae. I got inspired to make an animal using several botanical elements found in the book. 

Tiger Colored

Colored this using Photoshop. Perhaps I shall color some of my other works too. 

Sumo Men...

Here's another pen and ink artwork I made. It's slightly bigger than an average A3 piece of paper. I will post more in the following days! 

Lion Head

I did this one with my trusty Pilot G-tech Pen and a V7 Sign Pen. 

The Carabao, The Bukid and Me

Picture from my trip to Tarlac, Pampanga. Here are some shots of our lands, and the carabao that lives there. Take with my Nikon D90.