Jenny's Artwork
This collection of artwork spans many years, and most of the really lame stuff
is from those earlier years, though I still like it enough to put it up.
My
most recent stuff has focused on learning how to draw humans more, developing
my personal drawing style, and trying to illustrate a story idea I have.
The greatest influence on my artwork has to be the Disney
cartoon Gargoyles. As american cartoons go, it was the one
of the first daily cartoon to ever have a meaningful, continuous, consistent
plotline, have adult characters who had real consequences to face, have GREAT
voice acting (many of the actors from Star Trek: TNG appeared as regulars),
and was generally palatable by people over the age of 8. In many
ways it was way ahead of its time since the show aired in 1992-1993 (I think),
it was before Japanese anime and manga really took off in this country. Anime
very often does have many of the qualities I described above, if this cartoon
was to be released today it would probably be a bigger hit, espeically with
the Adult Swim type of audience. Hopefully
soon it will be released to DVD box set, and I highly recommend anyone
who enjoys anime check out this rare american cartoon gem.
I am also a member of the online artwork community Elfwood, you can visit
my gallery and leave comments on my artwork there as well. ![]()
Recent, within the past
year
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One to two years old
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Just plain ancient |
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Various old (in fact archaic), copied
fanart |
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