Tag: Art
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Maylee
Maylee is a character in a fantasy project I’ve had in the back of my mind for a while. She is a Medusa, but she’s actually a very nice Medusa; don’t believe the reputation. Just felt like this was a nicely random drawing to post on a nicely random Thursday.
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Cassie and a Friend
This is the art for the first cover of Random Acts of Sorcery, back when the series had a different name. I should have gotten professional covers much earlier than I did (my biggest mistake in publishing, really) but I still have a lot of fondness for this image. I think the colors look really […]
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Some of these drawings are weird
Here’s another sketch from my seemingly limitless pile of old sketches of these characters. This was back when Sam and Aeka were the main couple, which is funny to me, because they have very little to do with each other nowadays. This is a really uncharacteristic sketch from me because of the OMG SEX kind […]
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My next book is a little…fishy
I’m taking a short break from Demonic Café to finally write the mermaid book I’ve been threatening to write for ages. I like what I have of it so far, but it’s difficult. The stakes are much lower than they are in Demonic Café, but there still needs to be urgency to what’s happening…I’m not […]
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Aeka in Repose
Back in the olden days, when dinosaurs walked the earth and I drew comics, Aeka (short for Agnieska) was actually the main female character. Now she’s still important but her role is quite different. But because she was a main character for so long, I have like a zillion drawings of her in all different […]
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Sam and Cassie Meet
Back a million or so years ago, when I was drawing a comic with proto-versions of these characters, Cassie and Sam had a very different dynamic. Here she’s just asked Dwight what would happen if she just didn’t wear her apron at work that day, and Sam sneaks up behind her and says “It would […]
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Penguin of Fortune got a new cover
Looks much more professional now, right? Seeing my name all in red makes me feel like I’m James Patterson or something. I think it would be worth the effort to promote PoF on Amazon because there is WAY more stuff about shifters around now than there were waaaay back in 2015…crap, this book is older […]
Karen L. Mead 