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Because my official website is no longer existing, this blog will be serving a better purpose. (I hope) This is a sample of a commission I finished a few minutes ago. I started this around late summer and due to some side work this took forever to complete. 
Massive thanks goes to the commissioner herself for extending help with the pose as well as photographs of the violin. ( Actually, I haven't shown her the piece yet but I'll keep my fingers crossed and hope she likes it. )
I know not very many people read this blog, but I might as well announce it here too since it IS art related. You know, I know, and we all know that everyone is going through some pretty hard financial times. Gas has gone up to a ridiculous 4 dollars, milk has gone up to more than 3 bucks, etc. I'll be going back to Michigan in 4 days, and I'll be facing some heavy hardships myself. I am not able to get my old job back right away, and I'll need whatever help I can manage to get food and necessary goods to keep going. So please take a look at my journal entry on deviantart account for more information on my comission offers. I'd really appreciate it if you would, and please help spread the word. Thank you!http://bittermause.deviantart.com/journal/
WIP: this is a commission I'm doing for a lady friend. What you see here is a color swatch test to make sure everything will integrate nicely before hand coloring. She chose the earthy brown/red palette.
One of my first major attempts at doing a pure ink/ink wash drawing. You can tell I made some awkward mistakes in the shadows of her arms. The knife also doesn't look quite like a knife as a couple of guys pointed out to me. Which lead me to the following doodles...
er....Lolita and knives. I'm sure nothing could be more awkward than this. I'll explain! See, I've also been having trouble with getting clothes to look natural on people ( as in organic folds and such. ) so I just decided to try killing two birds with one stone. I chose the Lolita gowns because the designs are challenging and aren't limited to one form of fabric. Also the blades in this drawing were referenced from bucknife model 184 and bucknife model 119. 
Another practice session with clothing. By the way all of these dresses and blouses you see here were referenced from www.fanplusfriend.com. They have some pretty gorgeous dresses/EGA/cosplay items and even have close up shots of the fabric patterns they use. Good reference source IMO.
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