BrassyDel

Dynamic Duo

Posted on October 9, 2010 by BrassyDel

Maddy again, this time with her buddy Cholma. Do they look like they’re about to go kick some ass? I think they might be. I mean, those are some smug-looking mother truckers right there. I would recommend keeping your distance.

You Know the “Boom!” is Coming

Posted on October 8, 2010 by BrassyDel

Fou, of Ms. Sorcellerie fame*. *Not actually famous.

Black Cats and Witches

Posted on October 7, 2010 by BrassyDel

It’s just a doodle, but I love it.

Meeee-ow!

Posted on October 6, 2010 by BrassyDel

I love Maddy Jones. Every few months or so she gets a make-over. Okay, sometimes it’s every few hours. She starred in a CoH-inspired set of comics awhile back called “Girl Heroes” and she’s shown up in a journal comic here or there with her faithful partner-in-heroism Cholma (created by my gaming buddy, uh, Cholma).

How did he reach the face?

Posted on October 5, 2010 by BrassyDel

Another cutesy stamping-inspired doodle.

Trenchcoat

Posted on October 4, 2010 by BrassyDel

I drew this chick with a mid-length trenchcoat and skinny pants underneath, but her legs and shoes were boring and, frankly, completely uninspired. Yea for cropping! It’s like magic.

Arf!

Posted on October 3, 2010 by BrassyDel

Here we have, just for you, you special readers, a micron and copic marker sketch of a fluffy brown dog. Maybe it’s some kind of little terrier. Maybe it’s a mutt. The most important thing is that he’s fluffy and adorable. And he sort of looks like he was drawn by an eight year old child. Look, sometimes I practice…

Dance, Baby, Dance

Posted on August 31, 2010 by BrassyDel

Pixie is 15 months old, which means that very knowledgeable people with many letters after their names think she absolutely ought not to watch a minute of television for another 9 months. Fortunately for them, Pixie doesn’t really like television. Pixie likes books (for eating), cheese cubes (for throwing), and her very own playhouse that looks suspiciously like my dog’s…

Husband & Wife

Posted on July 10, 2010 by BrassyDel

I first heard of author Leah Stewart and her novel Husband and Wife via a book review and giveaway from Frugal Creativity (hint: I didn’t win). I don’t always have the time, but I do love to read. I think a home without books is not trully a home, which, of course, makes the public library the greatest home ever….

Happy Dog is Happy

Posted on July 10, 2010 by BrassyDel

I think there may be little in the world that is happier than a dog with his ball.