The next installment of my PB&J series is a scene from ep203 “Office Olympics.” I decided to add the doves and I think it turned out to be a nice touch. Also incorporating more Polychromos pencils with my Derwent Drawing pencils.
My Jim and Pam series continues! This is from Season 2 Episode 2, and is one of my all-time favorite PB&J moments. Derwent Drawing Pencil (with a little Faber-Castell Polychromos mixed in) on Strathmore Toned Tan paper. I even blurred it to look like the scene!
Here’s the regular version.
More Office! Took a break from PB&J to draw the big boss, Michael Scott, in episode 205 “Halloween”. Most difficult part of the drawing? The Plaster Head! Derwent drawing pencils (with some Coloursoft pencils) on Strathmore Toned Tan paper.
I like the background I added alright, but I also kind of like the look of the plain background so thought I’d share this too.
More PB&J! This is of course from ep 201 “The Dundies”. I may continue to draw more top season 2 moments, or maybe venture to other Office stuff, we’ll see! (prints available)
I was a huge “Office” nerd back in the day and some recent Netflix marathoning reminded me I’m still a big Office nerd. Also the show started 10 years ago, so I thought this would be fun as a kind of anniversary thing. So here’s Jim and Pam from ep 102 “Diversity Day”. I was kinda thinking about a “Top Season 2 Jim and Pam Moments” series, we’ll see if that pans out. (prints available)
I posted this as a project but I’m not sure what shows up where when you post a project verses a blog post, so here it is as a post! I recent marathoned Netflix’s Daredevil and liked it a lot, also I guess I’m a bit of a “Clairedevil” fan. This drawing is graphite and charcoal on gray-toned paper, with a screenshot of the show used for reference. 
For Halloween this year I make an amigurumi witch. There are plenty of cute witch patterns out there but I ended up modifying this Red Riding Hood pattern by AmyGaines on Etsy. The only change was color switching and making the cape without the hood (and no legs, at least for the time being). For the hat, I found this free pattern on Lion Brand Yarn’s website (you may need an account to view) and made it a few rows bigger at the end so it would rest on the witch’s head. I was extremely pleased with the results and took the witch, whom I’m naming Willa, and some kitties I purchased in Japan to the back yard for a photoshoot.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is (so far) my favorite movie of the summer and got me on a bit of a Cap kick. Peggy, Bucky, and Steve from the first Captain America movie, Derwent drawing pencils on toned paper.
Ladamania! 