Partial Robot

 I drew this robot today, and later I will have Ai finish it and smooth it out, so I can see it in shiny glory.

Unicorn Mole

I decided to draw a plant-covered rock, to which I then added some birch trees, and finally, a small creature who lives inside. Kind of like a unicorn mole, or something similar.

Last Week's Drawings

At the beginning of last week I had a blank piece of paper upon which I wrote a list of things to accomplish, as well as use for a place to do daily doodles. I did four:

Squid and Buff

A very strong woman and a cute green squid. I like the squid a lot more.

 

Walk Thru

A random three-dimensional drawing I did last night.

...And the Chat GPT version of my drawing.

Birches

I felt like drawing a pond scene with some trees, and this is what I came up with. I especially like how the birch trees came out.

Wheelie

I spent the last few days drawing for the first real time in ages. This 'wheelie' robot is what I came up with. He normally walks on two legs, but he has tires in both 'shoes', a primary and a backup. One shoe lets out a tire and it is then rapidly filled with gas to make it hard and tough, and both shoe bottoms clamp onto it so the robot can zoom around like a motorized unicycle. It happens faster than an airbag deployment, so he can change as he runs, and then zip away much faster than if he stayed on foot.

 

 

I used a ballpoint for the initial sketch, then went over it with NicPro drawing pens.

And then I colored it with a mix of Prismacolor pencils and a gold Sharpie.

Jack III

Halloween morning scribble (in my journal).

Jack II

A bigger, more elaborate Jack O'Lantern, this time with a creepy bottle gourd getting all up in its personal space (haha). 8.5" x 5.5" with Prismacolor pencils, NicPro black ink pens, and Sharpies. No pencil used.

Jack I

My first real Jack O'Lantern of the season, not counting the one I drew on my hand-drawn calendar for September/October. I posted it on Instagram, and tried their Meta AI feature. It spit out a ridiculously cool looking 3D claymation-style image.

 

 

Wildfire

 A quick Legion of Super-Heroes sketch and colorization of Top 5 favorite Wildfire

 

Pattern

Just a random-ish pattern I drew to color.

Dodged It

I drew a robot gyrating wildly to avoid something (an energy blast perhaps? A line drive at a baseball game?). I wanted motion, and I think I pulled it off.

Woman

I felt like drawing a woman's face. Any practice is good practice!

L-Foes

Whenever I draw the Legion of Super-Heroes I try to be as offbeat as possible. Because why not? They have a huge range of power sets and backgrounds, so it's fun to do something creative, instead of just doing a standard group shot drawing. 

So this time I took an old panel from the "Incredible Hulk" comic book, depicting his enemies the U-Foes (picture an evil Fantastic Four), and replaced those characters with Legionnaires who have similar (or as close as possible) powers in the same poses.

Thus: villains X-Ray, Vapor, Ironclad and Vector are replaced respectively by Legion members Sun Boy, Vapor Lass (a renamed Gas Girl in my Legion), Blok and Kid Quantum II. I posted the original comic pnael at the end of this post (Sal Buscema is a longtime favorite artist).

Robot and Alien

 Random drawings from the last two days:

The robot was drawn first, and then the alien the next day (the page felt empty). 

Each one is marked with the date upon it was drawn.

G-Blob and Wizard

It appears that the Gelatinous Blob comes from another dimension, brought here by unsuspecting wizards during random summonings. However, this particular GB has had some willing and purposeful help in order to increase it's local pod...

Two Women

 A couple of quick sketches from earlier tonight:

Slice

Yet another gelatinous blob, this time a close-up of it being sliced up.

Gelatinous Blobs

These flexible blobby guys move faster than D&D-standard "Gelatinous Cubes".