I Couldnt Resist Drawing My Favorite Sketch Of Ernest H. Shepards Illustrations From A. A. Milnes Second

I couldn’t resist drawing my favorite sketch of Ernest H. Shepard’s illustrations from A. A. Milne’s second Winnie-the-Pooh book, The House at Pooh Corner. When I was looking at Shepard’s drawings online I found that he also did the illustrations for The Wind the Willows, which was (and still is) one of my favorite books since early middle school. I wish that children’s books today had this level of quality in their illustrations. You would think with the advent of technology that we could produce high quality illustrations like this in an even shorter amount of time, but I keep seeing these really cheap looking books that saddens me to no end.

Bought these wonderfully amazing water soluble brush pens from Arteza, and I AM OBSESSED. So, of course my first drawing with them had to be from Studio Ghibli.

Tried taking some photos of my very scribbly and sketchy garden gate study, but it's too light and my phone camera can't focus in on it the way I want 😢.

Gonna just have to wait till I get my hands on a scanner to see if that works ... hopefully ...

It’s more Regency era, but close enough I guess. Found this list on Pinterest, and figured it would be good practice for being able to replicate Christopher in many ways. And it’s just fun too! 😋

My rabbit as a crime lord, just because. Exploring character tropes.

Repost of all of the sketches I couldn't help but doing during classes