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B is for Basilisk.  Scary creature.

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So back in sixth grade...I think...we were required to make an alphabet book on a topic of our choosing.  Back then I really loved drawing animals and to this day still do so I decided on an alphabet book of mythical creatures.  Over the break I found the pop up book in all its glory...it was a good four inches thick (doubled up construction paper) and barely held together with rubber cement.  Anyways, I thought it'd be fun to revisit these drawings as my new project for 2013.  :)

A is for Almaricorn.

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Getting back to my comfort zone...architecture and animals. Actually started these on the plane ride back to LA but counts for drawing number one and two in 2013!!!

Asian girls are the prettiest.  ;)

These suckers are surprisingly hard to draw.  Anyways, this is being sent to a friend...hopefully she likes it.  :)

Also did a painted version....these dogs always seem kind of purple to me.

While I was back home over the holiday season I found some of my drawings and assignments from my study abroad in Rome...I guess my mom decided a box in the back of the pantry was the ideal place for them.  I don't think I've ever posted any of this stuff so these will have to suffice as my first few posts of the new year as I am still under some heavy deadlines.  I sketched anything that caught my eye as I traveled throughout Europe but most of these sketches are Italy related.  Ok, until next time...enjoy!

I think this may be it for 2011.  I did a couple days after Christmas and was planning on drawing a finished version larger but I got sick.  :(  It will have to wait.  With some heavy deadlines looming, I think I'll be roo sleep deprived and coffee high in the coming days to get a few more in.  So that's it folks...see you in the new year!

Having an off night...boo.  :(

B is for Bear and Bard

Just some roughs.

My take on Harley...I kind of don't like this.  I'll do another one tomorrow.

Edit:  Added another one.  Much better.  Maybe I'll color it too.  :)

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