Art of Sarah Harkey

Take 2 on Ny'aan’s design! I think this feels a little more fluid and correct for her. Hoping to clean this one up sometime! 

Trying to figure out how I’d like to draw Poubelle, resident alluring lizard lady from our D&D campaign.

This is pretty unlike things I usually make, but it was fun so thought I'd share it! This was a map I made for our D&D campaign, it's been further filled in since then with names of rivers, lakes, and seas but I've yet to snag that back from the DM/husband :)

Our slice.

Ny'aan! D&D character.

Ny'aan and her brother Buhdes (NOT Boots) from our D&D campaign

This is a “master copy”, its from quite awhile back but I thought it would be fun to share. Sometimes when I’m feeling really rusty, or I want to start learning a new style, I’ll do my best to recreate a piece of artwork I admire. Getting really in there and thinking about the textures, patterns, and composition can teach you a lot! Of course, never copy an artist work and take credit for it... that would be no good. This one is a copy of a background from the Yogi Bear episode “Stout Trout”. I’m not 100% sure but I believe this original was made by Fernando Montealegre.

Another “better late than never!” posting. This one is of my piece for the “BoJack Horseman” gallery show that took place at Gallery 1988. There are still a few prints for sale in the shop, but not too many so grab em while they’re still there! https://tinyurl.com/y6jz3k9m

Another one from last year, this one is of another character from our D&D campaign: “Casper”.

I’m way, way behind on posting art-- but I still make it! This one is from last year, a gift for one of the players at our D&D game depicting his character “Cortland”

Portrait of one of our cats, Mew!

Moonrise Kingdom Commission

What is a dragon ball and why is it Z? ;)

As always, do not sell or print without my written consent, or I'll hunt you down ;)

*Some people paid a little more or made shifty deals for color and such :)

Background made for John K.'s Stussy Commercial

Portrait Commission