And here’s a new one! Just an elf ranger. I had lots of fun while drawing her.

Here’s the details

Yeah, new illustration! Again an illustration related to Destin & Hope, the book of my friend Amadeu Terceiro. I just realized that I need to draw dragons more often!

Here are some details

And here are more sketches. The animals ones, again, are after Ken Hultgren.

And here are some sketches of Crimson Innocence.

Hello people! I forgot yesterday to post the steps of the greedy goblin, sorry for that. Well here they are.

Hello there! Here’s another illustration. Just an old goblin.

Here are some sketches! Most of them are for training animal anatomy. There are some which were taken from advertising too.

And here are the animals. All of them are after Ken Hultgren, from his book: “The Art of Animal Drawing”  which I really recommend it! Very useful with tons of animals (but no birds though =/).

I really like traditional songs. I’m kinda addicted to them, from Medieval and Renaissance Europe (both East and West parts), passing through Middle East, East Asia and Africa . So, I decided to do some illustrations based on some songs.

The one above was inspired by an old traditional Occitan song, called “Ai vis lo lop” (I saw the Wolf). Occitan is the language of Occitania, a region including Southern half of France, Monaco, and small parts of Italy and Spain – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occitania

The song tolds about a wolf, a fox and a hare dancing around a tree. It is believed by some sources that these three animals represent the King, the Lord and the Church, full of collected money from taxes from the poor people.

You can find more info (and the lyrics and song) here: http://www.mamalisa.com/?t=es&p=2170&c=72

Below you may check some details