The Art and Works of O. R. Layton

Currently Working On: "SMOKE MACHINE" (tentative title) for the second Toxic Yuri VN Jam. Updates posted daily!

Thank heavens that it's the player themselves who gets to decide whether Seth will either flush the wound or, as professionals say, "rummage around in there".

Would I be disqualified for saying my favorite rpgmaker game isn't Yume 2kki...?

Dip pens are quite nice for this sort of thumbnailing -- they really force you to slow down and think, even during 'quick' sketches.

She feels some other emotions down the line.

I had a number of other tiny variations to show off, though those are perhaps best left in the downloads folder, unless someone really wants to discuss the subtleties of lighting horns...

Got a decent first background and some progress on the script. Sound effects are proving to be quite important -- even the simple backing track I've got in this scene is great for atmosphere.

While I don't have a title just yet, I'll make sure to tag updates consistently (probably with #seth's terrible gay adventure).

The hand lit from the bottom is probably my favorite element in this whole image -- it's surprisingly realistic for only using four tones.

Feels fitting that this is my last drawing(s) during my time in university. They're life-sized, by the way. What in the world am I going to do with them...?

Since I had some extra time during my aforementioned figure drawing class, I decided to do a few extra studies as practice for my final semester project.

Final ink painting for my figure drawing class. Had fun darkening the image, though my prof gave me a subtle tip that maybe it was time to stop well before the last session was done...

Batch 1/2 of my final papermaking class project - some triumphs, some flops. Good learning nonetheless.

Getting more experimental with the written stencil before the final project -- layering pulps while offset, mixing colors, even dripping the pulp from high up to create a cratered effect.

A four-part dura-lar stencil for a papermaking project: icons of obsolete communication.

Assorted drawings from class - some longer than others. Really trying to push myself before the final project.

Details from a larger three-session figure drawing. Quite predictably, I don't want to test my luck with artistic nudity online...