The Art of Bikky

...I may have forgotten that drawing exists! It's five?...Six years old now? So, thanks for the shares and the reminder that I drew this picture!

Christmas character flashcard for English. ...Yes, it is a happy elf. Yes, he is busy carrying presents to Santa's sleigh.

Edit: I AM FINISHED! With a snap of a finger, the world is made right! My magnets are colored and ready to laminate!

Meet my heroine, Narwhal Clementine.

There's an artist named Qinni, whose art I am absolutely loving. Styling off of one of Qinni's watercolor paintings, I tried my hand at the galaxy face design using Akashiya Japanese Traditional Colors watercolor pens. Thank you, Qinni, for your beautiful art!

What is the Foaming Mouth Guy met a Furby?..... (；￣Д￣) ...

Today's prompt was 'crooked'. Sadly, my first thought was a crooked Mario. This was my ink doodle.

A pygmy hippo half-breed professor.

Though my hometown is fairly far from Las Vegas, it has been heavily impacted by the Route 91 shooting. Living abroad at a time like this is very difficult. Please pray for all who have been affected by this tragedy. I hope that everyone can see the hope at the end of this very dark, rocky road ahead.

These were presents I inked up for my 6th graders this year. In a week, I inked 27 post card-sized illustrations, on top of finishing 15 other post card-sized colored illustrations. Sadly, due to time and the inclusion of my students` names in the illustrations, I do not have scans of the 15 colored illustrations. For these drawings, I experimented with brush inking and combining it with dip pen illustrations. In this batch, I have Yoshi and the Yu-Gi-Oh Arc-V crew. The Arc-V line up is (from left to right) Yugo, Yuto, Yuya Sakaki (main character), and Yuri.

These were presents I inked up for my 6th graders this year. In a week, I inked 27 post card-sized illustrations, on top of finishing 15 other post card-sized colored illustrations. Sadly, due to time and the inclusion of my students` names in the illustrations, I do not have scans of the 15 colored illustrations. For these drawings, I experimented with brush inking and combining it with dip pen illustrations. In this post, I have Pooh Bear, the Red Baron Snoopy, Doraemon, and one of the comedians from a Japanese group called Trendy Angel, as well as an illustration of Mike, Minnie Mouse, and Mickey Mouse trying to build Olaf.

These were presents I inked up for my 6th graders this year. In a week, I inked 27 post card-sized illustrations, on top of finishing 15 other post card-sized colored illustrations. Sadly, due to time and the inclusion of my students` names in the illustrations, I do not have scans of the 15 colored illustrations. For these drawings, I experimented with brush inking and combining it with dip pen illustrations. In this batch, I have Mario, Mickey Mouse, Miffy, Mimikyuu and Pikachu, and Space Brother`s Mutta Nanba.

These were presents I inked up for my 6th graders this year. In a week, I inked 27 post card-sized illustrations, on top of finishing 15 other post card-sized colored illustrations. Sadly, due to time and the inclusion of my students` names in the illustrations, I do not have scans of the 15 colored illustrations. For these drawings, I experimented with brush inking and combining it with dip pen illustrations. In this batch, I have Funassyi, Duffy Bear dancing the Koi (Love) Dance, Yokai Watch`s Komasan, Koro-Sensei, and Luffy.

These were presents I inked up for my 6th graders this year. In a week, I inked 27 post card-sized illustrations, on top of finishing 15 other post card-sized colored illustrations. Sadly, due to time and the inclusion of my students` names in the illustrations, I do not have scans of the 15 colored illustrations. For these drawings, I experimented with brush inking and combining it with dip pen illustrations. In this batch, I have Chibi Goku, Disney`s Chip, Slam Dunk`s Coach Anzai (I really wanna read Slam Dunk now), MonHun`s Dinovaldo (whose name I didn`t know at first, then forgot), and Doraemon.