Judi Lee by MajinBoo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Haven't posted line art in a while. I did this a couple of weeks ago on my lunch break. Judi is character I created back when I was still in art school. Her look and abilities are based off of Dragonball characters. Took the picture with my phone sorry for the quality. Questions and comments are welcome maybe I'll post other pencil drawings.

Comments (9)
Great freehand work.
Thank you eekdog I've been practicing.
Splendid sketch. Something that is beyond me :). You can definitely post your sketches.
You're too kind rajib I'll be sure to post more.
Excellent, MajinBoo :)
Glad you liked it moebiustraveler
excellent
She is looking great!
Thank you I think this my best drawing of her.
Excellent
Thank you anitalee
Cool
Glad you like it uncollared guess I'll be posting more of my line art.
i know on this site, usually line art is not as appreciated as it should be. personally, i adore drawings, that human touch so evident, and i kind of prefer it over say 3D stuff or AI stuff. maybe it isn't as colourful, or realistic, or whatever the current fad of the day might be, but there is such a type of intimacy in drawings that is lacking in those other mediums... it really is the 'personal' touch, and all those glorious little imperfections that make it so beautiful & beautifully unique...
love the few drawings of yours scattered in your gallery... quite delightful :))
First off thank you so much for checking out my line art. I don't do it as much as I used to. Even then I rarely post it online. A lot of my hand drawn characters are what quite a few of my Poser characters are based off of. But I agree with you I really do appreciate seeing the hand drawn art. Whether professionally done, or not.