Pritey's First Sketch Dump

I wanted to finally test out my scanner! It turns out that it works pretty well when I'm not being all inept in its direction. And, you know, I figured that I might as well squish everything I scanned in into one dealie for easy presentation, and... yes! This is that dealie! And it's an awful lot of faces, 'cause I do loves to draw me some faces! Please forgive its patchwork appearance. Also please forgive the fact that these are from everywhen; some are more'n a year old at this point.

So let's see, what have we got here?

-- First are some expressions for these adoptable critters that had up, or rather, for the one that I adopted! So silly. <3

-- The sleepy-looking lad is Sai, an OC of mine. I kind of always imagined this scene where he'd been sleeping and a maybe-sibling of his make-up'd his face. Those kinds of scenes are always cute.

-- The disheveled ragamuffin is nobody! Just some sketches, and too big a sweater.

-- Siskin, my Oblivion character. There's some halfhearted character sheet for her somewhere in this gallery. About as halfhearted as this!

-- Tai chi poses! For, y'know, my pangolin character. She seems more the type for tai chi than for kung fu. Calm, levelheaded. She probably likes drinking tea on the porch.

-- My take on Jack, the main character from Bioshock. I love this game to death, and I love Jack even more.

-- Some headshots of Aurelia from Guiding the Stars, a story by ? I'm sorry, these just kind of happened. Depicted personality is not on-model, I think.

-- The chipper lass is Jacie Quentin, my X-men fancharacter. She explodes when she gets emotional, an unfortunately common circumstance. She also dresses like a rainbow's just been sick and can not even offset this by matching patterns, but she doesn't seem to mind, so it's probably okay, right?

-- And, y'know, some pangolin or something. Who even knows what one of those looks like, you guys?


Longwindedness seems to by my forte. I am debating whether or not to leave those descriptions intact. But at least in the future I'll know that the scanner really does seem to be worth using!