#misconceptions by sandstorm3d

Update on previous post regarding sketches for the fantastic story of Misconceptions by Sandstorm3D.

The scene is from Chapter 47. There are another two in between the first two pictures, and another three after the last one~

Again, because its a whole scene and I have issues.

Keep working on this first pic, cause I’m not completely happy with it just yet.

So these are just sketches for the fantastic story of Misconceptions by Sandstorm3D. 

There’s this scene in Chapter 47 that I just loveto pieces. So far its a six piece sketch (because its a whole scene and I have issues).

Just felt happy and wanted to share what I’ve got so far >:D

Yay! 

Finished my art/cover for the marvelous story of Misconceptions by Sandstorm3D—took artistic liberty and made Buttercup’s hair longer, couldn’t resist.

I’m actually happy with how it turned out. It’s the first time I color with Adobe Illustrator, and feel accomplished about it.

Love the height-difference between Ruffs and Puffs, and how lovely the girls turned out.

Favorite pair are the Reds, and they turned out my favorites :D

If you haven’t read this wonderful piece of art, go for it. Its complete and truly a master piece!

Thank you!

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Minor corrections (colors mostly)

This is my first drawing after 5-6 years of not drawing, but it just called me after reading this amazing work of art that is Misconceptions by Sandstorm3D  

I love the Reds~ (ironically the ones Im the most happy with in this sketch! 

And the sisters–very satisfied with Bubbles! (added close-ups).

…Do need to work and Butch and Boomer more

Now, I’m 29 and very picky of what I read, and this, this is amazing. And best of all? Its complete! Over 900K words of slow-build, creative work.

If you haven’t had the chance to read it go for it!

I will finish it and add a background, to which then I shall print it into some books :D 

I actually plan to do that once More Than Human is finished too >:D

And thank you Sandstorm3D, now I have that urge to draw the Girls and Boys, and a lot of material to work with!