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I usually heavily dislike practicing symmetry in my artwork. It's nothing against the practice itself or artists that utilise it in their artwork, I only heavily dislike it in practice with my own artwork. It feels unnatural and inorganic to me, even creepy if used on a human being. However, after following a collection of symmetrical illustrations drawn by " 3DROD ", I felt inspired to draw my own featuring the tag-n'-dash queen herself; Candy Highway! Candy Highway standing

as a way to get myself back into the habit of busy drawing, i started posting more on my tumblr and refurbished my old Newgrounds account...

Just a small, silly doodle I drew underneath the work schedule I draw for my family incase they need me for certain times. I'll start...

These are multimedia photographs I created as a way to play with MoonShine's surrealist imagery and potential in art. The idea came from...

Wanted to use bright, striking colours for Beet, then an idea for a kickin' wallpaper came to mind; see results above. I also wanted to...

I initially made this as artwork for a business card I would be handing out to people during my attendance to the May 2024 MCM Comic Con...

One of the early "finalised" drafts of Candy Highway's design. One of the primary goals I wanted to achieve with her design was to make it EASY and FUN to draw her in dynamic poses and exaggerative shapes.  I was incredibly conflicted when deciding if her eyes should stay behind her hair or overlap her hair completely as I always liked one, then would flip back to the other. Eventually, I decided to leave it up to the artist as it can look very good either way!!! Buuuuut i do

Whilst designing Candy Highway, I had a difficult time balancing the clownish and street-smart aspects of her personality into her design without leaning too much in one direction over the other. Below is a draft of Candy's design where her clown aesthetic takes a bigger role into her outfit. Deciding her skin-tone was something I put into heavy consideration. She is a mix of Ghanaian and Black British, so while I always envisioned her accent STRONGLY British, her skin-tone t

I wanted to practice with my artstyle and rendering on digital art software, so I used my pride and joy as a source of reference! I would do more experimental art like this, but some of my character designs haven't been finalised juuuuuuust yet. It could be a bit!

When creating an informational page for my commissions, I decided on using Beck to provide viewers with a detailed example of what their commissioned artwork could potentially look like! Below is what my old commission info-page looked like with the artwork included. You can tell this is old because of how low the prices are. Capitalism is a nasty ol' devil, ain't it? I haven't really made a new commission info-page, college work took priority at the time and I was so off-put