Hey folks, Ken the Eagle here! I got some artwork that I would like to show you, mostly on twitter, but that is most of my dedication besides doing some things on pixiv occasionally. Soar into the Light (Ken the Eagle) Joe from Infini- T Force bust 1970s Ken the Eagle drawn with a bic pen, colored by color pencils. Jun the Swan Ken the Eagle at the beach Ken the Eagle in his birdstyle bust Gazing over a hill A withering flower So much for now, so I hope you enjoy! This year has been a little rocky for me, so on and off I've been posting more sketches and drafts than finished ones. Hope that is okay!

Great work. I particularly like the pencil drawings. (I don't have a Twitter account, otherwise I would have hit the like button.)

I've given you a follow, although I'm not on Twitter very much.

This kind of talent always amazes me. The way you translate an idea to a visual medium is incredible! I also have to admit I'm a little jealous-- It's taken me nearly a lifetime of practice to almost master drawing abstract stick figures!

Those are great! I'm not on Twitter, either, so I hope you continue to share with us.

Originally posted by ElectricWhite This kind of talent always amazes me. The way you translate an idea to a visual medium is incredible! I also have to admit I'm a little jealous-- It's taken me nearly a lifetime of practice to almost master drawing abstract stick figures!

Sorry if I am not on here as often as I would like, but I do have new artwork to post on here if anyone is interested. And to answer you ElectricWhite, it does take a lot of practice and dedication with a little bit of tolerance to doing things that are extremely difficult. Some of it being natural too, but otherwise it mostly has to do with will power and having a steady hand. Most of the time I warm up with extreme repetitive line practice before even getting into the nitty gitty, or overall I feel already confident to doing such. Some of this can be strenuous and lead to almost a full hour of practice to endless amount of correcting before finalizing. Yet everyone went nuts over my art throughout the years, won awards, got my art into several sites relating to gaming companies, even published in archie at a very young age. I was also asked in my very mid teen years to do some comic pages for a fan continuation of a long buried series that was still being run by the people who worked on it commercially back in the day. Me coming into Gatchaman was a godsend, quite literally. I grew up heavily inspired detailed art, and trying to replicate what isn't usually drawn into today's standards, so I appreciate all the attention it is getting after all the hard work I have done. Anyway, new art here for everyone to see! Ken the Eagle 2021 Ken 1972, and 2018 Infinity Joe Ken the Eagle digital paint

Nice!