This was the first exercise in “2d technics” course in Minshar art college. We had to portray each other, using line only, with a limited time. Right after that, we portrayed another student with our other hand, and it was a shaky yet cool exercise. This is Or from my class, and to my great surprise he resembles himself, even though the constraint of line only (no fill) made him look much more… um… european that he is in real life.

Software’s development status discussion. These can sometimes be a great ground to grow sketches on, since you have to be in the entire discussion and participate actively in a small part. I made this with a ball pen. The late Michael Turner’s Soulfire title was a great hope for me, because I like fairy tails and there aren’t to many of them to come by. The publication delays drove me crazy though.

A man pulling a gun’s holster to his shoulder. I wanted to draw it but didn’t have a reference, and honestly I didn’t think this angle (and a man…) is something I can pull off so easily and make it believable. I sketched it anyway and was so surprised of the result, I actually went to brag to my husband…

A man! This is one of four sketches I made one afternoon, determined to create a manly man. He’s not the only good one, by the way. Since the point was to work on a man, I didn’t get to details on the fence or horses.

I tried to justify drawing a woman in the middle of a men-sketch-rave, so making it sort of a caricature was a way to shut my conscience. I think she’s adorable.

If I’d delete the pencil marks and clean the visible stains from the other side of the paper, this piece can be ready to be painted. Maybe I’ll do it one day.

OK, she’s a bit teasy, but she really was in Extreme X men. I liked the outfit and art there a lot and enjoyed sketching it several times.

I LOVE Campbell’s Danger Girl. The girls are so… juicy! I sketched Abby without thinking (or intending to do her) and then decided to add the others, for the fun of it.

Just a typical woman sketch I decided to turn into Emma. I’m not sure why. I like it even though in the comics she’s always a slim, cold bitch, and here she’s more round.

An old sketch I just like. I don’t remember when I made it, but it’s nice in my opinion. Mermaids are one of the things I get to sketch if I don’t pay attention to what I’m doing. I even made several versions of illustrating “The little mermaid” for the world’s greatest publisher – the drawer.