Pencil, 5½×3½ in. » ©2008 Sharon Rosa Stereotypical Chinese swordfighter with one of those long dresses which in real life would likely get in the way.
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Sketch: Powderpuff
Pencil, 5½×3½ in. » ©2008 Sharon Rosa Ridiculously huge powderpuff hairdo.
Sketch: Reject Pile
Pencil, 5½×3½ in. » ©2008 Sharon Rosa In a faroff six-sigma Japanese robotic factory, every piece used to build the robots is examined to be sure it is perfect before being installed in a robot. The slightest flaw even a scratch, is enough to send a piece to the reject bins. The factory janitor, poor…
CIA Update
Yeah, i suck at updating the CIA. There’s finally a new one, though… yay! Originally i was planning on doing a new CIA every time i finished a new illustration. Obviously that didn’t work out. I tried it a few times and it shortened my light-bulb lifespan by 66%. So now i’m planning on doing…
Protected: CIA: “System Failure” Wallpaper
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Sketch: GUI
Pencil, 5½×3½ in. » ©2008 Sharon Rosa From source code to basic software to graphical user interface…
Meditation: Words Not To Be Repeated in Polite Company
Pencil, 5½×3½ in. » ©2008 Sharon Rosa I actually got too bored and lazy to finish this about halfway through. Which is bad for my attempts to Learn Patience, but good for my attempts to Quickly Mellow Myself Out. I’m going to call it a win.
Sketch: Warrior. Sort of.
Pencil, 5½×3½ in. » ©2008 Sharon Rosa Originally this was to be a quick sketch of a Native American warrior. And then i finished and realised i’d forgotten to give her, um, weapons. And she has awfully teeny hands, probably very difficult to strangle any bears with ’em. This is why Smart Artists plan their…
Sketch: Saving Space
Pencil, 5½×3½ in. » ©2008 Sharon Rosa In the future, extraterrestrial travelers will have taken the value of living space to a whole new level. To increase available room, limbs will be removed and replaced with holographic, force-field-enabled limbs which can be turned on and off at will. As an added bonus, nobody will ever…
Sketch: Nestor
Pencil, 5½×3½ in. » ©2008 Sharon Rosa The teenage son of the Loch Ness Monster and a cantankerous auld fisherman, Nestor tries his best to fit in among his human friends… with varying levels of success.