3D-2D pop-up watercolor painting of a druid walking through the forest. Several animals follow her as she walks. Initially made to fit inside a frame with 4 levels of deep. I recorded the whole process o it! Painted with ink, watercolors and white gouache. Making of!
<<Call it by its name, Aeron, and it will obey you…>> That moment when Menkar gives his sword to Syrma for fighting in Arunor. Syrma and Menkar from my comic MoonSlayer, made with sepia ink and watercolors.
Ignus/Riel/The Storyteller is the fire arunda (god) of Tirnanog. Trying a new cotton paper. Artists watercolor, white paint and golden ink. 12,5 x18cm. He’s part of a quad composition.
Aeria/Eria is the wind arundi (goddess) of Tirnanog. Trying a new cotton paper. Artists watercolor, white paint and golden ink. 12,5 x18cm. She’s part of a quad composition.
Brizo is the earth arundi (goddess) of Tirnanog. Trying a new cotton paper. Artists watercolor, white paint and golden ink. 12,5 x18cm. She’s part of a quad composition.
Trite is the water arundi (goddess) of Tirnanog. Trying a new cotton paper. Artists watercolor, white paint and silver ink. She’s part of a quad composition.
Seteth from Fire Emblem Three Houses. Made with ink, watercolors, golden ink and white gel pen.
Flayn from Fire Emblem Three Houses. Made with ink, watercolors, golden ink and white gel pen.
Lady Rhea from Fire Emblem Three Houses. Made with ink, watercolors, golden ink and white gel pen.
Quick sketch of Iris, done with colored pencils, watercolors and acrylic ink.
He looks like a god of Midsummer Sun. Dressed with traditional dragon clothes, opposed colors to his king, Menkar holds a bouquet with wheat and a crown of vines. Made with sepia ink and Ladoga + Sonnet watercolors. Matching painting to Syrma.
Hice esta Syrma para probar acuarelas nuevas y de paso participar en un fanzine sobre la Primavera.
Aidan lurking in the night. Half faery, half human. A hero with a big secret and an even bigger heart. Sonnet watercolors on Clairefontaine rough cotton paper. 10x15cm Making of: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Monica NGalvan (@monicang.art)
Watercolor of Syrma from my comic MoonSlayer. Made with a pencil lineart, watercolors and white gouache.
