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Sketch a Day: 10

A panel from one of two comics projects I’m currently working on.
Lola and Dana

Sketch a Day: 9

Slug bunnies have no respect for fine literature. They may have a taste for it, but no respect.
Slug Bunny Eats Book

Sketch a Day: 8

Weird Bun and Friends

Sketch a Day: 7

For Barbara.
I Are a Tiny Kitteh

Sketch a Day: 6

This is how my day started. Luckily the bleeding stopped by the time I got to the train station. Thanks, Flash! >:P
flash_face_scratch

Sketch a Day: 5

Mug Bunny
OH NO MI GAWD, it’s gonna get my tea!

Another Twisted Fairy Tale Review!

Reviewed by Bitten By Books.

4 out of 5 again!

Here’s the write-up for my story.

“Cinder Sister” (5/5) – Leigh Dragoon tells a darkly entertaining look at Cinderella through her sister’s eyes. The stepsister is not as evil as we would believe but actually another pawn of her mother’s machinations. My only complaint is that it was too short. I wanted more!

;_; This just makes me so happy! I put a lot into that story, and I’m glad it’s getting a good reception.

Sketch a Day: 4

birds

Pencils + watercolor

Sketch a Day: 3

Mountains

Sketch a Day: 2

My cat Ash, a little 30 second doodle to test out Sketch Pad.

Final verdict: I prefer Corel Painter Sketch Pad to Autodesk Sketchbook Pro. I think Sketch Pad has a more user friendly interface, and its pencil tool mimics a real pencil better, while also being easier to make adjustments to, than the pencil tool in Sketchbook Pro. If you sat me down and told me I only had enough money for one of the programs, I’d choose Sketch Pad, hands down.