Hello, fellow artists! Juno here~

I REALLY don't have a lot of stuff that I 1) have out in the public, or 2) can show to the public. These were done for a site I'm staff for a few years back, too. They're still on the header, I believe. We sub the Pokemon anime and cover Japanese-specific Pokemon news, if you're interested. ...And yes, I suck at basic graphic design, so the logo itself was done free-hand and not with assist vector tools. If it looks weird, that's why.

Ah, heck. We're refurbishing the site soon, so while the actual header is done, this is a quick preview. Took an hour to do, google research for references included. Final version is colored and shaded, but has our new logo overlaid on it, so this is all I've got for you until that's out.

Thank you, everyone~ ^^ "Cute" is my thing when I'm not doing NSFW stuff. Wow. December 2012. I really don't have much. This one was an unfinished Christmas piece involving my Pokemon trainer OCs (and a friend's OC in the back) from when I was in college. I like it, so I really wish I had finished it. *sigh* Anyway, that's probably it for today.

I do not need to draw more Alpacas. By the way, this is my art desk setup, if anyone's curious. References galore, maccha tea, a random figure that came in the mail today that I was too lazy to remove...

You just became my little sister's hero aha. I would super appreciate if you one time drew Eevee and filmed it like them Speed drawing jobs, I can imagine my sister (She's 6 btw) would go nuts watching it

Damn nice stuff! Liking your setup, I'm tempted to save up for a tablet myself. Though, I should learn to draw before that..

@vorte, I'd love to! Does anyone know how to record your screen for a speedpainting video or even for a live-stream? I've never done it before. @Sakurai, you can learn to draw on a tablet! I'd buy a cheaper, smaller one first, though. Bamboo tablets are really good to start on. Tablet drawing takes a little getting used to, but if you want to do digital art or digital manga (most manga are combined traditional and digital now), I'd highly recommend it. Anyway, I'm at my parents now, so here are last year's Christmas gifts to my mother (a portrait of all the animals we've ever had) and my father (based off his favorite photo of him and my little sister, taken over a decade ago).