Last one. He almost looks charming, doesn’t he?
Three cyclops brothers were said to have forged Zeus’s lightning bolt, and cyclopes were said to have built the walls of several ancient cities. So, perhaps this guy is reviewing some plans for building something.
Using a mirror is a safe way to look at a gorgon, so she’s in no danger of being turned to stone.
Let’s take a break from the mundane cartoon people I’ve been posting. I’ll come back to them, don’t worry. (I have 150 of them, after all.)
But for today, I bring you Greek mythical creatures. Cute ones. I have four to share. Here’s the first one, a satyr.
Here’s a furry monster I sketched yesterday while playing Dungeons & Dragons. A quick pencil sketch.
Here’s the 9th illustration for the book project I just finished for Learning A-Z. Page 11 of The Neighborhood’s Night by Juliana Catherine.
This one is another gym scene. Almost like the camera pulled backwards from the last illustration.
Here’s a color version of my faceless chef.
Here’s a chef. Playing with a different style.
Who ever said people need faces? Pft.
(BTW, I just finished watching a Doctor Who episode where the monster sucked off people’s faces through the TV. So. Faceless people. Yeah.)
And now I’m done. Same character from about age 2 to 18.
Five ages now. I think at 16 she might just be on the swim team.
A series of character sketches depicting one character through multiple ages.
Now 4 ages. I bet she’s a good swimmer by age 13.
A series of character sketches depicting one character through multiple ages.
Karen B. Jones - Illustrator 