Gil Belcher for Sara

Gil Belcher for Sara
A self-portrait.
Simon as a young pup, probably around 13, I’d say.
Some more art of Simon. This is a little inside joke from the story around him that only myself and Sara know about.
He’s bein’ a little bad-boy here to impress a certain somebody.
My character Simon and Nakedsasquatch’s character Gil having a very happy and queer Mardi Gras together!
OTP GUYS. OTP!
This is Simon Paisley.
He’s a character I’m currently playing around with.
I wasn’t fond of the format or the community. I felt that art theft was too common and that it was more professional to keep a blog as well as update my actual website instead (madyg.com). I also wanted to be known as who I am, not by a username.
I don’t judge anybody for being a professional artist who uses DA, but it just wasn’t working for me, personally :)
Spongebob has inspired me to become more ‘insertive’ in social situations.
More humanization, duh.
Even more Spongebob! This time with Spongebob actually in it!
I also thought I’d try my hand at Sandy as well.
Last Sunday’s episode really got the fan art flowing. Here’s another Tinarific masterpiece: a portrait in pubescence from Mady G.
Keep ‘em coming! We’re @ behindbobsburgers@gmail.com
MORE Spongebob humanization stuff! This time it’s ol’ Squidward!
He’s so insecure about his hair-loss.
Thank you so much! :)
I basically just do my inks traditionally and scan them in. Then I use photoshop to adjust the levels so that the blacks are black and the whites are white. Then I either set the layer properties to ‘multiply’ and place all the colours underneath or I select all the white from the inks, remove it, and make sure everything left is all black (by decreasing the brightness and value on the entire layer) and put the colour layers underneath. I use the second method when I want to add colour to the actual lineart
I hope that was helpful!
“Patricia…The most beautiful sound I’ve ever seen.”
Patrick/Patricia, humanized!
Spongebob Squarepants is so amazingly dirty.
Ink portrait of Noel Fielding!
Hair hair hair!
A caricature of the incomparable Nicolas Cage!
Sketched in pencil and inked with micron pens to replicate brush/pen strokes