I also (because I love themes) created four color schemes. Still have no idea where I'll put these to be printed on shirts or what color shirt they'll end up on or anything of the sort. Any suggestions from the peanut gallery would be helpful.





















On to more people that I drew just to keep myself sane in an empty park. This girl was actually walking around with her hand on her hip and an umbrella. (There was no rain today) She kind of reminded me of one of the girls I drew previously, but I think I like this one better.
I decided to draw pretty girls today. I think if you can exaggerate and caricature the pretty people (and still make them pretty), then the average and unblessed become that much better. This girl smiled at me and she had awesome cheeks. But I had two customers in the middle of drawing her and I couldn't remember her clothes or colors. Theme park in Florida, the given attire is a pretty educated guess. I didn't notice until I uploaded that I forgot to put shadow on one of her eyelids, this has since been remedied.
This girl first caught my eye because I noticed only one of her boobs jiggled. Which sounds really pig headed of me, but she had an interesting walk that made only one jiggle. It was fascinating, I tell you! And then I looked at her face and I KNEW I would have to put it on paper.
Caricature of the legendary Jurassica Park for her going away present. I tried to make the head more dinosaury. Practicing on friends and coworkers is great because you can really push the exaggeration without worrying about losing the sale, and you also don't have some **** of a mom squawking from behind you about how you messed up her baby. I'm going to miss Jessica. Soy triste.












The digital sketchbook of Jared Stokes. I intend to use this blog to ideally upload at least one work a day - be it finished works, works in progress or casual doodles. Comments and critiques are welcome all the time, from absolutely anyone. All works shown are © Jared Stokes, unless otherwise stated.