Garland's Little Gallery

[HarryGarland]

Hello there, fellow authors. Welcome to my little gallery where I post sketches and artwork of my story and my characters.

Here is my first for this thread.

 

[HarryGarland]

A fanart of my own Herald and Aria, shrunken into children but retaining their memories, in Pokemon World.

 

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Illustration for my Prologue: The Boy on the Boulder.
Titled: Gossip over Congkak.

 

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[HarryGarland]

Writer's block---!!

Okay, time for a break and pick up the pencil.

Now working on a short comic strip, a reverse Isekai with my childhood anime! I haven't added the dialogue and stuff yet, just doing the line work.

 

[HarryGarland]

Hmm... This is odd. My artwork isn't appearing. Perhaps it's too large a file. ?
No big. Here's the link instead.

Read my short comic strip on Reddit instead.

 

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The scene from Chapter 5: One of Us, Heraldry: Sapphire Among Vines.

 

[HarryGarland]

A portrait of Herald and Nathan in mirror image. Couldn't really capture the '100% identical vibe because I can't really do 'vertical mirror' like on a tablet'.
Graphite on Rough Paper, scanned with PDF app on smartphone.
Tools used: Pentel Sharplet 0.5, Pilot Shaker 0.7, generic 2B pencil, blank side of a printed paper

 

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Composition Practice: A vanishing point, dividing the body into separate segments, then connecting the lines.

My first experimental Pokemon fanfic. (I didn't know posting two times in one go will combine the posts into one.)

 

[Shiriru_B]

Composition Practice: A vanishing point, dividing the body into separate segments, then connecting the lines.

My first experimental Pokemon fanfic. (I didn't know posting two times in one go will combine the posts into one.)

I'm curious now, how long did it take you to make that long fan-fic panel?

 

[HarryGarland]

I'm curious now, how long did it take you to make that long fan-fic panel?

About a week or so.

 

[HarryGarland]

Dynamic Pose and Anatomy Practice. Using the Number of Heads concept to divide the body and angling the shoulders and hips to create "dynamism".

Never knew such small tweaks can change the feel of a drawing so much.

Done using: Pentel Sharplet 0.5 with Pilot 2B lead, generic 2B pencil and eraser and rough paper.

 

[HarryGarland]

Letting my imagination free.

 

[HarryGarland]

My comic panel where my OCs wake up and find themselves in a foreign world.

Spoiler: Warning: Contains nudity (but non-sexual).