Purple Anomaly: Day 362

Purple Anomaly by Robert Chapman

What a strange time I had drawing this one! It took me about two hours before I actually started drawing on the blank page, as I had no idea where I wanted to begin. I actually ended up scrapping what I had two times before starting what you see here. Also, I originally thought that my color scheme was the only thing I knew I was going to use from the start, but what once was all various shades of blue, has now become purple. Though there’s still some blue bits, who knows how long they’ll stick around?

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Marble Captured: Day 357

Marble Captured by Robert Chapman

Well, I guess I found out what to do with that planet I made yesterday, eh? I’m definitely getting a comic book feeling from this image, and I think it would fit right at home on the front of my No Man’s Sky inspired web comic thingamajig that I’ll be working on very soon. Maybe this is how Emily is forced to leave her planet in the beginning. Sent away by her parents, Superman style. From then on she has to fend for herself with just her ship and her Databot companion!

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Emily: Day 352

Little Emily by Robert Chapman

I figure before my Year of Creative Habits is behind me (which happens in less than two weeks!), I should do what I said I would do a little while back; start trying to draw some people! This is my youngest niece, Emily. She’s a few years older than this now, but I found this picture in a Facebook album and right away I knew  had to draw it. It looks so celebratory. This must of been the best day ever.

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Dark and Deranged: Day 339

Faces Complete by Robert Chapman

When I started this picture, I thought it was going to end up pretty dark and maybe a little deranged. But now it seems I went fully dark and deranged. This sort of reminds me of when I would visit my local movie rental place when I was a kid, and a good portion of the scary movies had really messed up artwork on the cover of the VHS tapes.

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