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Genre/Fandom: Drawble / DCU, SGA, HP, Terminator, original art
Characters/Pairings: a Terminator, Severus Snape, Deathstroke, John Sheppard, Rodney McKay, an iguana, a kangaroo
Media: pencil
Notes/comments: Drawbles I did based on prompts.
Fandom/Genre: SGA/Merlin/Numb3rs cartoon
Characters/Pairings: John Sheppard, Rodney McKay, Merlin, Arthur Pendragon, Don Eppes, Charlie Eppes
Media: pencil drawing
Notes/comments: I felt like trying something cartoon-style that didn’t involve big-nosed creatures, so I picked my currently favorite fandoms and forced the poor characters into a Christmas card… *G*
Christmas Card — screen resolution (ca. 140k)
Genre/Fandom: Drawble / DCU, SGA, original
Characters/Pairings: furries, dragons, batmobile, John Sheppard
Media: pencil, fine liner pen
Notes/comments: Drawbles I did for various people on request in my LJ. These were either based on prompts or on interests I picked from their profile pages.
Genre/Fandom: Stargate: Atlantis
Characters/Pairings: John Sheppard
Media: pencil drawing
Notes/comments: I did this for the Painted Spires Halloween challenge. While it isn’t Halloween anymore where I am, it still is elsewhere, so I hope this still counts as October posting too…
Maybe I’ve just watched the Peanuts Halloween special too often, but I couldn’t help but think that at some point John must have dressed up as WW I Flying Ace for Halloween just like Snoopy. So here’s a pencil sketch of John Sheppard on Halloween 1975, as he’s going trick-or-treating.
John Sheppard Halloween ‘75, pencils — screen resolution (ca. 84 k)
John Sheppard Halloween ‘75, detail — high resolution (ca. 48k)
Fandom/Genre: Stargate: Atlantis / Avatar: The Last Airbender Fusion
Characters/Pairings: Teyla as Waterbender
Media: pencil, fine liner pen with waterproof indian ink, acrylic paint
Notes/comments: I did this for the prompt “SGA/Avatar the Last Airbender crossover” for the SGA fanart fest Painted Spires, as additional fanart for the Amnesty Week. This is more a fusion than a crossover, but I think it’s still within the prompt’s parameters. Originally this was supposed to be a series of portraits with each of the team matched with an element from Avatar (I thought after Teyla I’d do Rodney as Earthbender, Ronon as Firebender, and John as Airbender), but I only managed to finish Teyla in time to still post (just barely) during Amnesty Week.
Teyla as Waterbender, pencils — screen resolution (ca. 192k)
Teyla as Waterbender, inked lineart — screen resolution (ca. 160k)
Teyla as Waterbender, finished image — screen resolution (ca. 212k)
Teyla as Waterbender, detail — high resolution (ca. 152k)
Fandom/Genre: Stargate: Atlantis Steampunk AU
Characters/Pairings: John Sheppard & Steampunk!Puddlejumper
Media: pencil, fine liner pen with waterproof indian ink, acrylic paint
Notes/comments: I did this for the prompt “Victorian steampunk AU” for the SGA fanart fest Painted Spires. Admittedly mechanical pterodactyls aren’t the most efficient way for a flying machine, Steampunk or otherwise, and not a very likely or even possible path technology would take from an SF standpoint, but this way was much cooler visually than merely changing the puddlejumpers with pipes or gauges or whatever. I mean, they more or less look like flying lunch boxes. Not really realistic technology, but this is Stargate after all, and I’m pretty sure John would think that mechanical, flying dinosaurs were cool.
The original is 30×40cm, so unfortunately I had to scan it in two parts, and you can see a slight line where I merged, because I fail at digital manipulation and didn’t know how to make the two parts fit completely seamless.
Sheppard flying a Steampunk!Puddlejumper, pencils — screen resolution (ca. 168k)
Sheppard flying a Steampunk!Puddlejumper, inked lineart — screen resolution (ca. 188k)
Sheppard flying a Steampunk!Puddlejumper, finished image — screen resolution (ca. 244k)
Sheppard flying a Steampunk!Puddlejumper, detail — high resolution (ca. 228k)
Fandom/Genre: Stargate: Atlantis / His Dark Materials Fusion
Characters/Pairings: John Sheppard, Teyla Emmagan, the team’s dæmons Nioke, Keho, Tykallita, and Imara
Media used: pencil, fine liner pen with waterproof indian
ink, acrylic paint, a little bit colored pencils
Rating/warnings: G, none
Notes/comments: This is an illustration for Trinityofone’s SGA/HDM story Dæmonology, John and Teyla and their respective dæmons are sparring with each other, while Ronon’s and Rodney’s dæmons watch (these two themselves are somehow offscreen). The story itself is McKay/Sheppard slash, but the picture is very much gen.
The faint, yet still annoying line in the middle where the colors don’t quite match is there because the paper of the original is of a larger format than my scanner, so I had to scan it in two parts, and didn’t manage to make them fit perfectly.
Astrid helped me fix some perspective and relative size and positioning problems in an earlier pencils sketch of this. The illustration is much better for it. Any remaining problems however are my fault.
illustration for Trinityofone’s Dæmonology, pencils — screen resolution (ca. 184k)
illustration for Trinityofone’s Dæmonology, inked lineart — screen resolution (ca. 180k)
illustration for Trinityofone’s Dæmonology, finished image — screen resolution (ca. 256k)
illustration for Trinityofone’s Dæmonology, detail one — high resolution (ca. 208k)
illustration for Trinityofone’s Dæmonology, detail two — high resolution (ca. 72k)
Fandom: Stargate Atlantis / Watership Down
Characters/Pairings: John Sheppard, Rodney McKay (well kind of, they’re rabbits…)
Media: pencil, inked, colored and merged with a SGA background photo in GIMP
Notes: Jenn was talking about SGA as well as about her (apparently quite vicious) rabbits, and I commented that I was wondering when her interests would merge and there’d be a Watership Down/SGA fusion kind of fic with exploring rabbits, who are also appropriately (and realistically) vicious and rack up a huge body count… Somehow the image of the SGA guys as rabbits hasn’t left me, besides I think the two would fit remarkably well together.
