A portrait that will be featured in an upcoming page of my graphic novel project, viewable here
portrait
Rose Colored Glasses
This is actually an earlier sketch, with a bit of photoshop added. I decided to revisit it because it has more significance in relation to the rest of my illustration, as its main purpose is to convey emotion, rather than just to say “Hey, here’s a face I drew.” A wonderful piece to look at. I’d love to trace it and turn it into something more complete, but it would lose the sublime, spontaneous style that can only really happen in the moment.
Formosa
Formosa, Queen of the Sea and Sky.
Glamour with Colors
I dug this lovely face out of my drawer of past projects. Pieces like this always remind me of the beauty of shapes and colors, in addition to just lines. Its a style worth perfecting . . .
From the Archives
I was going through some old sketchpads today and found a few colored pictures that I’d never got around to sharing . . . Continue reading
Marker practice . . .
From time to time, I misplace my regular art supplies, and have to make do with whatever’s on hand. In this case, all I had to work with were my alcohol-based markers and various sharpies.
Sketch Update
A couple new bog-worthy sketches I’ve been able to crank out . . .
The Fairer Sex
White on Black
Another one from the vaults! I haven’t been drawing as much as I ought to be lately, so here’s an old Illustration assignment from my Graphic Design classes last year. Its a scratchbord etching, scratchbord being a white clay tile with a thin layer of black clay on top. Considering that this and everything else in the scratching/etching family is aesthetically my least favorite medium, I’m quite happy with how it came out; all I can say is that It certainly pays to have a light touch . . . 
Peter Litster 