Scarlet Order Seer
2.5″ x 3.5″ Copics, fine liners, white gel pen
Probably my favorite maiden so far, and submitted for the topic “Lush” at Illustration Friday. (Lush color and detail!) Made for a trade, I was a little sad to let her go.
Over the long weekend I was in Muskegon, MI and brought some ATC supplies. I was surprised to find my (sort of) brother-in-law with a brand new and rather keen interest in Day of the Dead art and folk figurines. So I did a bunch of sugar skull type cards. No scanner though, so no progress pics of these!
Calavera Quartet
Each 2.5″ x 3.5″ Copics, Microns, white gel pen
The top right is Sad Leona, and the bottom left is Bony Madeleine. The one with the horns may need a little more work. They are fun to do! Thanks for stopping by!
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Scarlet is beautiful! And, perfectly lushful:) Your “bonies” sport lots of variation! Got to say that I’m partial to Madeline:)
Scarlet really is lush .. gorgeous big eyes. Bony Madelein looks a little miffed with all the hair making her look less scary, great expression.
Yes, she really is one of your best maidens…..gorgeous eyes and wonderful fall colors.
I really like the dead skulls too……there’s alot of this type art in New Mexico…….but more serious looking……your skulls are alot more fun!
Wow, I love her eyes and the fall colors.
A human being! Wow! A gorgeous girl. Eyes, lush as always.
The skulls are lovely, sweet and funny!
The maiden is beautiful..you create such big expressive eyes! And the skulls are HEAPS of fun!!
Your Lush illustration is really gorgeous. Such details and those big, pink flowers. Really pretty, Cindy!
I love the Scarlett’s deep eyes and the skulls are very fun!
This maiden has the cutest nose ever!:-)
I like this one! Keep up the Copic magic.
She’s quite exotic looking. I like the reds.
She’s lushious! Love dem bones, too!
Cindy, great image. She has captivating eyes and a great color palette.