Good Omens - I've Connected The Dots

 


Characters:
Aziraphale
Crowley

Time:
Approx. 3 Hours

This is the first piece I am posting that I've drawn in Clip Studio Paint! Clip Studio is a lovely program and I absolutely love using it. And you know what else is lovely? Good Omens!

This show has been inhabiting my brain for the past two or so weeks since I watched it with my dad. I'm on full watch through number 2! If you haven't watched Good Omens season two yet, go watch it now and tell everyone you know to go watch it now. The more people who watch it, the more likely we are to get a season three. I absolutely love these two characters and the world that they are able to build for themselves. It's such a fun time.

This piece is supposed to be the vibes of when Aziraphale goes to Edenborough to investigate his Clue. This is a format from Buzzfeed Unsolved, and once I thought of this I just had to draw it. The background is Aziraphale's bookshop, and then the foreground is the desk from Buzzfeed Unsolved. I added a pale yellow color layer over everything to tie it together.

I cannot, for the life of me, draw Crowley's face like how I want it when he has his sunglasses on. It is so hard for me to show his expressions with out eyes. I'll have to mess around with how I draw him. And Aziraphale's hair gives me so much trouble, too.

Hope y'all like this drawing! Feel free to ask any questions you might have about my art process, or just talk about Good Omens, in the comments.

Stay awesome! <3

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