Finished this! Just gone live in the store on tees. This one was a paid request from Eric, thanks Eric!

 

Finished this up - I ended up liking the sketch more because of course, but I do like how the painterly textures and the explosion turned out.

 

My first enamel pins arrived last week! I'm so thrilled with how these turned out - they're so cool. I based these on roller coaster vehicles, these were funded by a Kickstarter back in May. The rewards for the Kickstarer have all been sent out, and now the remaining pins are up for sale in the Theme Park Collection Etsy store. http://themeparkcollection.etsy.com

 

Oh man, finally finished this beast! I was so worried I was biting off more than I could chew, but I pushed through anyway!

 

Finished this Therizinosaurus illustration. Had quite some trouble with this fluffer, but like hos it turned out in the end. There was a surprising lack of up-to-date paleoart by people who know way more than me, and I couldn't find a recent unquestionably trustworthy skeletal either... So I'm guessing there's just not much info on this beastie. Which is weird, because it's a very popular and well known dinosaur. I'll order some prints eventually to match my other ones for my Etsy store!

It's been 30 years since Sonic the Hedgehog was released on the Mega Drive and I wanted to make some fanart for his big day! It only felt right to depict Green Hill Zone. Wanted to keep it sunny and bright, which is far from my typical pallet choice. I think it turned out cute! 

 

Also just wanna plug my Ko-Fi store real quick, where I sell my fanart inspired works! I have Sonic stickers, button badges and prints for sale. Check it out! ko-fi.com/saiyanhajime/shop

A while back I thought it would be cool to experiment with foil printing and wanted to make some artwork for that purpose. I had this idea for a sort of spiritual T-rex sketch with the skeleton underneath. I like how it turned out and I've ordered a short run of prints for the store. I'll try and remember to show them off once they arrive!

Ever since the Vegeta as Alexandre Cabanel's Satan I did back in February, I've wanted to give Bulma as Venus a go. Finally got round to it. This one was definitely harder and looks a little overworked in places as a result.

 

A commission for a client who actually won an art raffle from me a couple years ago! Cool they came back for a comm.

 

Commission featuring the Duplo Dino Coaster at Legoland!

 

Existing logo spruce up and added illustration for promotional merchandise. 

Telegram sticker commission.

 

Recent D&D character commission.

 

Another commission! Beefy dragons are always fun to draw.

 

Commission.

 

I'm not sure if armour is fun or terrifying when involved in a character commission. It kinda depends on how sharp it is? This one was fun.

Commission inspired by Star Fox! Having fun with this sketchy style.

 

Logo design for a small candle hobby biz.

 

Phew! My recent roller coaster Tribute artwork is done!! I struggled with this one. I must have redrawn the train head 3 or 4 times to near completion before deciding I hated it and starting over. I thought the rockwork was going to be the worst, but that part was ok!

As with all my artworks for the Theme Park Collection, you can find them on t-shirts in my store over on Etsy.

 

I'd been thinking of drawing Majin Vegeta as Alexander Cabanel's The Fallen Angel for a while. I finally got round to it. Very happy with how it turned out. It was nice to do more "rustic" and loose, painterly fanart, too. I typically confine fanart and anthro art to linework and honestly, I'm not sure why.