January Pin Up! : Sedusa

So I've been meaning to post this for a while. Obviously it's not January. But this is my January drawing. One down, 11 more to go!
In case you were planning on making a pin-up calendar...here you go. Just don't sell it!

The Powerpuff Girls / Craig McCracken's Sedusa was basically the inspiration for this series...based on children's cartoons ~

Amerindian - Insipered - Children

So here's a quick sketchbook post just to demonstrate a little tiny bit of something I'm working on. Here is the main character (long haired-what's-her-face) and a little Taino-peoples-inspired boy. I hope there isn't any problem for posting them in their natural almost naked selves but I did what I could with the flash-card-censor-bar-cut-out.

Korra an' Toph

Korra the time traveler according to the Avatar universe. Here she is messing with Toph because they would have killed each other if they'd ever met. Quick doodle just to get into an Avatar mood that day. Funny how this turned out to be the most complete piece despite being the warm-up. I might post the rest of the doodles later...

"Stop turning my rock into sand!"

Day at the beach...

Re-appearance of Toni! Instead of drawing a sexy bikini girl for my "Summer 2012"-themed drawing, I went with a fun kid playing with the waves. My mom told me the bathing suit didn't really look like a bathing suit but remembering my modest-childhood days, I took from a design I saw in a magazine once that I would have loved to have had for my beach days....

me-ni's!

So I'm trying to figure out a comfortable way of drawing myself. With these I feel like I've almost got it. The one on the right also shows my favorite outfit.
My hands are actually quite small, but they are THE MOST IMPORTANT PART of my body ~

Mamimi-chan

It must be no secret that the animation industry loves FLCL. I love it too. As well as those who love the show.
I think I once admired Mamimi. Why? I don't know. But it's a pleasant return to fan art for me.

Princess Character

This is a character design for a class I had on sketching and design. The idea was to create concept art for the Norwegian folk tale, East of the Sun and West of the Moon. At the time, I was taking two Chicano Studies classes where I was learning a bit about indigenous Mexican art so I decided to get a mini dictionary about gods with illustrations.
This is the protagonist, a peasant heroine. I actually liked what I came up with so I decided to keep some of the designs and mold them to a story of my own.