Anna Moon (9/7) - Hum, she's not really a canon character; she's a FM student. Oh, done on a new program I got, Corel Painter Classic, and with a tablet. Oooh! But I'm sorta pleased how this turned out, since I didn't try very hard on it...
Roger Davies (9/7) - A yummy version of perhaps my favorite male fanfic character so far, on Painter Classic, of course...
Aidan Quimbly (9/?) - This had actually been sitting in my files for a few days but, I put these in the order they were uploaded. I felt soo bad for him when Anna looked at him funny. And I can tell from context clues that Aidan and Roger don't like each other. Painter Classic, tablet, etc.
Anna reading (11/16?) - Lilith True started writing more chapters; now the urge to fandoodle has returned; this was actually a botched attempt of Anna looking at her locket. I believe I was fooling around with either brushes or watercolor...
Anna and her locket (11/16) - Ah, here's the locket picture I was trying to go for; I kind of like how the monotone watercolors work here...
Anna Awake (7/14) - The original picture looked like crap, so this makes the result look amazing! I'm not sure if this is from a particular chapter; Anna's just been startled awake, with her kitty asleep at her feet. Painter Classic, scan, then trace with Seurat tool.
Old Anna Sketch (3/31) - Something I found while cleaning out my files the other day, it's an old drawing I did of Anna when I had first gotten Painter Classic and was trying it out. I also found a few other things I'll post later, but this looks pretty nice and seems to have stood the test of time.... Painter Classic, Sable brush I think...
Anna Spying (7/21) - I don't think this came from the book; this is sort of a what if Anna woke up in the middle of the night to eavesdrop kind of thing. Painter Classic, scan, then trace with Van Gogh tool.
Anna's new site image (10/12) - Decided to try and class up this area a little, starting with a front image. Painter Classic, mostly pencil, pen and watercolor for that 'rough sketch' look.
