Cute Art and Illustration by Amy Pronovost

Hi guys and gals! I have several choice pieces of art for sale.

As a carrot, all original art listed here will be shipped with goodies like postcards and bookmarks.

The first is my original art for the Star Wars Galaxy trading card.

I am asking $500 USD. The original is 11×14, watercolour on archival, acid free watercolour paper.

Other art for sale:

All of my originals from the ‘Castaways of Endor’ article on starwars.com. Marker and ink on acid free bristol, varying sizes on 9×12 paper:

Duloks - $100
Teebo, Malani and the Wisties (markers + acrylic)- $100
Gupins – $100
Phlog (smaller than the rest, about 7×9) – $75
Jindas - $100

Original art from my wildcats card deck. About 4×6 – $70 Watercolour

If you’re interested in buying, contact me, comment, send an email to amy@flyingarmadillo.com

I have relocated successfully to Sudbury, Ontario and I’ve got a bunch of new art I can post, including a 30 card sketch card commission that I finished shortly before I left the left coast.

I haven’t been doing much drawing lately, what with moving and packing, but I’d like to let you all know that I am open for a few commissions so hit me up!

Oh, OK, because I feel guilty not posting some art, here is one of the commissions. I didn’t post it in a previous post, so here ’tis now!

I’m doing 50 sketch cards for Strictly Ink’s Doctor Who big Screen set. Mostly Daleks because, well Daleks are awesome.

I just have one scan to show you, I’m going to be going on a Dalekfest this weekend to finish them off.

Awesome stuff! I’ve been picked as the featured Muggs artist today on Starwars.com.

Not only that, but this is a sweet professional photograph of Jaxxon, post glazing, so he’s nice and shiny

I was honoured to be asked to participate in the ‘Empire Muggs Back’ charity fundraiser for Lucasfilm.

This Jaxxon Mighty Mugg will be for sale at San Diego Comiccon at the Lucasfilm booth, and all proceeds will go towards the Make A Wish foundation.

For those of you who don’t know, Jaxxon is a 6 foot tall jack rabbit scoundrel from the Marvel Star Wars comic books, so I felt it would just be awesome to turn him into a Mugg.

The lines are a little wobbly, acrylic isn’t my forte, but I had a lot of fun with him I learned a lot of things that will help me with my TK project helmet, for sure.

Behind the break is how I did it!

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Working on a secret project, some Doctor Who sketch cards and commissions, but I thought I’d post a few scribbles I’ve drawn lately.

Just little black and white ballpoint pen doodles. I want to do something with the pacman cat beast.

I recently got a bunch of large commissions for personal sketch cards, and I have added them to the custom sketch card gallery.

Here are a few of them to whet your appetite!

Good news everyone, I’ve got some leftovers from my con season for sale. Prices do not include shipping except for the sketchbook

• Bookmarks: $1 each or both for $1.75
• Postcards: $1 each
• Magnets: 75¢ each (Only 3 polar bear, 1 night elf moonkin and 2 Tauren Moonkin Left!)
• Stickers: 25¢ each or all four for 75¢
• Charms: $5 each
• 2008 Convention Sketch Book: $9 – Includes a Sketch and shipping of everything else in your order, except charms -  add $2 if you order a charm.

All Prices in USD. For everything except a charm or sketchbook, please add $1.50 shipping US/Canada or $2.50 International. Charm shipping is $4 US/Canada, $6 international and includes everything else in your order.

Comment or send me an email if you’d like something.

Photos of everything else behind the cut!

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I created this piece for the QuickDraw fundraiser st the Penticton Art Gallery. I also drew some mountain goats and an Ogopogo, but sadly didn’t get scans.

So here is a purple otter!

Speaking of art, once I get through some commissions I’m just starting up I’ll start doing more sketches. In fact, I have a ton of old sketches I can scan!

I’m thinking of running a donation drive. For every dollar donated, I’ll scan a previously unscanned sketch.

I’ll have more soon, including unearthing the previously unscanned sketches. OoOooOo!

This Harold was originally going to be part of my site design, but I decided that simple was better. He lives on as an illustration instead: