Coffee shop drawings.
The Art of Moriah Hummer
Awesome art that someone else is bound to like eventually.
Really mad cowboy!
Here’s a junior derby girl I drew today while brainstorming for a (hint hint) roller derby comic.
Wiley Cyrus? Dora the Destroyer? We’ll see…
At the last PR meeting for Roller Derby, I BEGGED Iona Switchblade to let me make the May poster for the Heroes vs. Villains bout on May 19th. I struggled with this a lot because it’s out of my normal artistic comfort zone. Although I enjoy drawing comics, coloring them like this wasn’t something I have a lot of practice with. It came at the most inopportune time as well; finals and graduation are just around the corner, and I still have a lot of projects to finish up, but I wanted to make it so bad I decided that I would have to make it work!
If you know me, you know that I LOVE comics, so I really enjoyed making this for the league. Please join us on May 19th for the Heroes vs. Villains bout at Rollerland Skate Center. At 7pm the doors open and I would really like to see all of you there. Also, I would love some constructive criticism on the poster whenever anyone gets a chance, I know I have a lot to learn!
Thank you to FocoGirlsGoneDerby for supporting me in this venture, it really means a lot that I was able to create something for the league and learn some new things in the process. Also, thank you to my husband, Paul, for putting up with me during this hectic time, you’ve been nothing but supportive and wonderful, and thank you to all of my friends who believe in my future. Yay comics!
With Paul and Sean Prime at Odell’s brewery to listen to “The Key of Joy.” oh and just to be clear, we’re drinking root beer.:)
Making a logo for Paul’s new project, “inksly.” This is just the rough.
This is the chocolate raspberry cake I made for my wonderful friend Sean!
Had a super awesome model for open figure drawing class today. This is his face!
A derby girl I drew tonight while watching The Big Bang Theory.
Drew this woman while watching Star Wars. Star Wars is what’s important in that sentence.
