The Dark Queen 2003, Mask Collector 2012

The first is one of my first attempts at using watercolor, and they both had the same use of white acrylic to build the body.  It was an almost unconscious bouncing off of the original to get to the second, though I do draw the single female in a flowing dress often.

I was at the Comicon the other week when I realized it’d been pretty much ten years between the two.

The Nymph and the Mermaid, Kissing by the Sea

Original one was digital, 2002, and the second was just to see where my style had gone 10 years later, and in watercolor with pencil for lines.  No reasons for redoing except for “just because”.

The Butterfly Queen

I was bored this morning and looking through old work to see if I could jog up any ideas on what to work on next (never mind that I have a few paintings I need to finish!), and started to look at ones I’ve redone for various reasons, how they seem to almost be 7-10 year spread between the original and the redo.

This one was redone because I gave the sister the 2002 painting for a gift, and forgot to remove it from my for sale page… so I did a new version of it in 2009.  The original one I was purposefully attempting some odd style, and I think that’s the beginning of my squiggly decorative lines that I use often these days.

Once the Spring…
6x9in, watercolor & paper on paper
original and prints available.

The other Yggdrasil (well, third in total, did one years ago which this and the pencil I posted a couple of weeks back were based off of.)

Watercolor, pen for lines, around 14x18 in size.

Here’s the other.

The Sun Bird
Acrylic on canvas - 2.5x3.5in
Bottom is original size when compared to my canvas to what’s on the screen :)

Little Woods
2.5x3.5in acrylic on canvas.
2nd one is actual size of canvas (when comparing to on screen image)

Forever, The Stars
10x30 acrylic on canvas
5x15in & 10x30in Prints Available

Red
Pen on 2.5x3.5in bristol

The Om - newest is 2.5x3.5 acrylic and pencil on paper

The others are from college years, back in 2002 (snap shots from where they were hanging on the wall for my senior show).  Silent things.  Unknown when or where they would show up.  Usually armless, sometimes faceless, with crowns.

3 Eyed Crow
Pen, marker, watercolor, acrylic.  3.5x2.5in
Spent all weekend with my husband marathoning Game of Thrones Season 2…

Winter’s Leaving
Watercolor and pencil on paper, roughly 2x3in.