Late Halloween

I did this piece way back for Halloween--but neglected to include it here. Next year, I'll get this one ready for Halloween cards or some kinda decorative display.

This started as a doodle in my sketchbook, then took a photograph of the sketch with my trusty iPad Air 2. Production past that point was done with a combination of Nomad brush and Adonit JotDot Pro in Savage Interactive's most excellent Procreate app. I realized what a cool Halloween greeting it might be, but it needed a cooler backdrop. I made an interesting fractal background in Frax, then dropped it into Tiny Planets to swirl it up a bit. Then it was on to Percolator to get those groovy stars in the fractal pattern. Back to Photoshop for final production--some overlay effects for drama. The haunted house was a hodgepodge of references from different haunted houses I found on the interwebs, and did the linework in Illustrator.

Then I realized the piece needed a floating pig...

Happy late Halloween! Maybe I'll get to X-mas before February!

Saber-Tooth Froggie

Just when you thought you'd seen everything, along comes something new...  Done in Procreate with both an Adonit JotDot and a Nomad brush.

When Pigs Fly

 

This one's a little more cheesecake-y than I normally post here, but it made me giggle, so I figure it deserves to be here as well as my Furkini Atoll brand!  Lines are hand-drawn, but I painted it in Procreate on iPad with the usual Nomad brush!

Looking closely at my photographs...

 

A new series of critters interacting with photos I've taken over the years.  They make me giggle... As usual, Procreate with a Nomad brush on iPad!

Monkeys under the sea!

 

I'm trying to decide which one of these I like better--you'll see it as a new iPhone cover option soon!  I'm thinking I need some new product for the iPhone 6! Done while flying to Hawaii on my iPad, with the usual Nomad brush in Procreate.

Monkey Heart Coffee--the series continues...

 

Couple more gems from my Monkey Heart Coffee series.  Done on my trusty iPad, with a Nomad brush, in Procreate.  Fast becoming my favorite toolset for digitatl art!