Merlin realized his books checked out from the Wizard’s library were 200 years overdue. A commission I received from IlluxCon 2019.
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Norm was never fond of Tweeting.
©2019 Fian Arroyo
Jeffrey was so in love with his new precious find.
This ink drawing original drawing on toned paper is available. Contact me for details.
©2019 Fian Arroyo
Earl wasn’t really a winter or snow type troll but he loved his new little snow globe.
Original drawing is available. Contact me for details.
©2019 Fian Arroyo
Waiting for a reliable WIFI connection always made Russell crabby.
©2017 Fian Aroyo
Illustration used for my Neverwhere series greeting cards.
©2017 Fian Arroyo
©2017 Fian Arroyo
Ol' Cleetus didn't like fairies much...especially ones that nagged him about his drinking.
©2017 Fian Arroyo
Cedric knew organic was no glamour job...but it paid the bills.
©2017 Fian Arroyo
Henry was getting the feeling that the neighborhood was starting to get a little rough. ©2017 Fian Arroyo
Chuck always thought he had a good eye for fashion. ©2017 Fian Arroyo
Private commission 2017.
©2017 Fian Arroyo
©2017 Fian Arroyo
A brush pen character design drawing I did while on vacation in Vegas. I'm planning on doing some fantasy art pieces which have moonshine as the theme. ©2017 Fian Arroyo
Jumping in a little late for #Inktober2017 but here is my entry for the word for today which is "poison". Hope to keep up with the rest of the month.
Olaf hated navigating uncharted territory, especially when Google maps wasn't working correctly. ©2017 Fian Arroyo
©2017 Fian Arroyo
After accidentally drinking spoiled milk, Archie couldn't get the bad taste out of his mouth. ©2016 Fian Arroyo
Howard was just about ready to plan his attack on the village below, when he realized he had probably left the garage door open at home. ©2016 Fian Arroyo
A doodle in my sketchbook I did while at the beach on vacation. I added the watercolor washes when I got back in the studio. ©2016 Fian Arroyo
Although Gary was bestowed the honor of recording his clans history, he could never quite remember where he put his reading glasses. ©2016 Fian Arroyo
Carl wondered if if posing while looking off to the side made him look regal enough for Instagram posts. ©2016 Fian Arroyo
Ted didn't realize how much of an ordeal it was to accidentally disturb the 10,000 year hibernation period of a mountain troll. ©2016 Fian Arroyo
Bob knew there were perks to being a Troll but he just couldn't think of any at the moment. ©2016 Fian Arroyo
Earl knew eating all those Slim Jims wouldn't sit well with him in the morning. ©2016 Fian Arroyo
Inktober Drawing 1. Oink! Everyone loves bacon...right? Artwork ©2015 Fian Arroyo
One of my doodles I did in the car while my wife drove on our 2015 summer trip to Texas. I added the watercolor washes when we got back home. It's hard to paint with watercolors in a moving car...seriously!
My 3rd Inktober drawing I pumped out before going to bed last night. This is something I think I saw once when I lived in Panama growing up. I had fallen on my head after banana peeling off a skateboard. Was it real or was it the jog on the head...you make the call. Artwork ©2015 Fian Arroyo
Inktober drawing number 4 "Fearless" or "Danger Kitty". You make the call. Artwork ©2015 Fian Arroyo
Inktober Drawing 13. CrackleSaurus. Artwotk ©2015 Fian Arroyo
Inktober Drawing 9. Saw this little critter feeding her young while cutting and splitting logs on my property this weekend with my buddy Rob. Of course, I had to put it down on paper later. What kinda name would you give this species?
Inktober 10 Weenie Chupacabra Dog. Maybe this breed will one day be accepted into the american Kennel club?
Inktober ink drawing number 5. "Appalacian Gremlin". Walking in the woods of my back yard I see these guys in the corner of my eye scurrying from tree to tree looking for an opportunity to run off with something of mine. Sup wit dat? Artwork ©2015 Fian Arroyo
#Inktober ink drawing 6. The little things that go bump in the day. Artwork ©2015 Fian Arroyo
Inktober 14. Dragonfly. Artwork ©2015 Fian Arroyo.
While sitting at my daughter Devyn's award ceremony recently, I doodled this nervous dragon in my sketchbook while waiting for the event to start and during the slow parts...it was a long ceremony.
This is how I treat myself while working on my illustration deadlines here at Fian.com. A quick doodle in my sketchbook...then back to work. I use Faber Castell India Ink markers and a Moleskin Sketchbook...keepin' it real.