CattoFatto

I've been very busy as of late, so I've had to stop drawing for a bit.

Also, I'd like to add on that I've been working on my sona/creepypasta oc's story and it has to be one of the most depressing stories I have ever written or come up with. Most of my stories have some sad or depressing aspect in them, but this one has to be the worse because it feels as if my sona may not have something to smile about at the end of the story. Most of my characters have something to smile and be happy about, even if it is something small, but Res . . . I can't find anything for her to smile about, there is nothing, which has never happened to me when I create characters or stories. It's a new and odd feeling, something that intrigues me, but also kind of scares me as this wasn't the intention when I was creating her, but for all of my characters I always expect them to turn out one way and they end up going in another. In all honesty, I'm going to keep it this way as these stories usually come out better or more enjoyable when I just let my imagination go wild and don't stick to the path I originally created.

Anyways, here is a drawing of Amy from Marble Hornets and there is less I know about Amy than I do about Jessica. What I know is that she was Jessica's roommate and was Alex's girlfriend. I don't know if there is more about her in the comics, but I'll see when I eventually get them.

Though, I do like her, and I enjoyed doing this drawing of her. I was experimenting with brushes and drawing the hair and it came out pretty nicely.

I don't know if I'll be able to finish my next drawing, but I hope I do today since it'll give you all more art to see.

None of these are show-accurate, I thought it would be much more interesting to give each design a bit of a twist while keeping their original visual language. It was a really fun challenge, and I love comparing the old and new.

Some of these are a lot further into my own interpretation - the chains ghost, for example, is super bloodied because I'm not restricted by a TV network censor and the Zaheer fight was violent. And it left scars, too! The Raava fusion designs are extremely self-indulgent (Raava I love you, you will always be famous), and the kid designs are pretty far from the depictions of Korra in Friends for Life and Weaver's Ball, but I wanted to make them into a real evolution getting closer to the Book 1 design over time.

Here are the two full lineups side by side:

how far we've come...

Here are some line versions also! I had a lot of fun drawing all the little tiny details: