Jason Bourne

I don't find Jason Bourne an amazing hero but there are some really cool scenes in the movie. Also Matt Damon is really handsome. When I finished I realized that his face is slightly two small for his head.

Painting on Your Computer

I was doodling in a photo editing program one day. I was playing with the brush dynamics when I found the random color setting. Below I have an example of my experimentations. First I scribbled with my default black and white FG (foreground) and BG (background) using random the random color dynamic. I saw that it used any random value between the FG and BG. So I tried it with two shades of blue. Interesting, but it still looked like toothpaste. Then I changed my brush(that's kind of like the shape of your virtual pen tip) and vuala! It looks like a brightly painted canvas. Here are some very simple pictures I (virtually) painted just to try it out.

"Penguin on ice"

"Palm tree on uninhabited island where
the sky is the same color as the sea"

Nick Wild

If you have seen the movie "Zootopia," you
probably recognize this character as Nick
Wild.

To be honest, I have been saving this picture for a while. I think this could be my best picture and I knew that if you saw this first, you would not appreciate my other drawings. It quite spectacular.

The Amazing Spiderman

One day I decided to draw something "all the way." Before When I drew pictures I might say "well that mistake doesn't really matter because if I had been doing it "all the way" I would have caught it. When I say "all the way"" I am referring to the process of drawing that a book might suggest you go through when drawing, such as drawing construction lines and then bit by bit adding more details. When you are sketching something in real life you might not bother with construction lines if you were worried that the sun would go down, or the cat would walk away or the ice would evaporate. In this piece I tried to do everything just so.