katanne13

Yes, I know. I haven't been posting much. So I decided to post some of my older work on here. These are pieces I did for my portfolio/ diploma works to graduate from college. It's not all of them. Only a few. The pieces go to a story I started in 1998 or '99. Long time ago, yes... :O But as for the story... My fairytale is probably like many. Girl is lonely. Girl believes that there is more to life than what is around her. She leaves home and explores, finding a portal and jumps into a world that is like a medieval fantasy with magic, adventure, and maybe even romance. It's been a long time, and still never have actually finished it. It wo

So for starters, I have been using my Sony camera to take photos of my work. For someone who is a traditional artist and has no idea whats out there as a free editing software, besides Picasa, I tend to get crabby when my copies don't come out correctly or just average.     So off to the world wide web in search for a scanner. There are so many! O.o I feel quite intimidated with all the types of scanners. So I gave my husband the pout lip to come and help me find a new scanner since he is so technical savvy. With our searching we found an Epson scanner with a 4800x9600 dpi for $90. And me being a poor artist, that is a very nice price for m

Hello! .... This is very new for me. For a person who has never done a blog/journal for all to see, I am in an anxious state of writers block. :S So here it goes.... lets just write some randomness! I am 25 and graduated from an art college in 2008 with a degree in Illustration. I've always loved fairy tales. They were a big part in my artwork. Growing up, I watched the Disney movies and as I got older I was really into the Harry Potter series and Lord of the Rings. I love to draw elves and fairies with the long ethereal bodies and pointed ears. Amy Brown was a big inspiration during my middle school and high school years. Living in a smal