Glaceon Eeveelution Pokemon Fan Art in Colored Pencils

You've been asking, and now all of the Eeveelutions are available from Bryan Collins at useeverycolor.com as well as some other new Pokémon-inspired drawings. All of them are available as prints, and there are even a few originals up there too, as of the time I write this. Prints and originals are offered in 5x7 and some as 8x10, and are always signed when ordered online. Check them out, and let me know what Pokémon you want drawn next.

God bless,
Bryan

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Venusaur Pokemon Drawing

You've been asking, so here it is! I do my best to accommodate requests for art, when so many of you ask for the same thing, I make a list and knock them out one-by-one. The latest requested piece I've finished is Venusaur from the Pokémon franchise. This one is 8x10, like the Snorlax and Mewtwo pieces, and is colored pencil on tan paper like the others as well.

The original is available (at time of posting) on my site at useeverycolor.com and prints are there also. Keep the comments and messages coming of what you want to see next. As always, thanks for your support!

God bless,
Bryan

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Sylveon Eeveelution Drawing

 

Another Eeveelution is complete! I've just finished Sylveon and made the original and prints available on my site at useeverycolor.com for you. If you're local to the Jacksonville FL area, you can get them from me at the Riverside Arts Market on Saturdays, or throughout the week in Saint Augustine at Zora Bora Gallery or Woké Poké Pokémon Store. Like the other Eeveelutions I've made, this one is 5"x7" colored pencil on tan paper. Thanks for looking!

God bless,
Bryan

Jolteon Art - Eeveelution Drawing in Prismacolor Pencils

 

Jolteon is the electric-type Pokémon evolution of Eevee, also known as an Eeveelution. I created this Jolteon with colored pencils on 5"x7" toned tan paper, and the original and prints are available for you at useeverycolor.com

If you'd rather get art from me in person, I'd love that! I'll be set up for you on Saturday, March 11, 2023 at the Riverside Arts Market, and I'll be a guest at Collective Con March 17-19, 2023 at the Prime Osborn Convention Center in Jacksonville, FL. I hope to see you there.

God bless,
Bryan

Flareon Eeveelution Drawing by Bryan Collins

 

Flareon is the latest Eeveelution to come out of the Bryan Collins studio. Like all of the other Pokémon I've made, this one is colored pencil on Strathmore toned tan paper. There are just three more Eeveelutions I need to make: Jolteon, Sylveon, and (my favorite) Glaceon. Stay tuned for these three Pokémon renditions, and check out useeverycolor.com for prints, originals, and show dates.

God bless,
Bryan

Leafeon Eeveelution Colored Pencil Drawing

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Hey Pokémon fans! Still working my way through all of the Eeveelutions, I've completed Leafeon. The original work is colored pencil on Strathmore Toned Tan paper. This one adds to the already completed Umbreon, Espeon, and Vaporeon. If you'd like prints (or originals) of any of these, or any other Pokémon, click HERE for my website!

If you're in the NE Florida region, you can usually catch me at the Riverside Arts Market in Jacksonville with tons of prints, shirts, stickers, etc. It's every Saturday from 10am-3pm under the Fuller Warren Bridge. See you there!

Bryan

Snorlax Drawing by Bryan Collins

Thanks to the cool folks at the Woké Poké shop in Saint Augustine, FL I have a reason to make new Pokémon art on a regular basis. They have ALL of my Pokémon prints for sale in the store, as well as a few originals. If you're into the Pokémon trading card game, definitely go there! There are tables set up all around, and there's always someone playing or waiting for a challenger. The store does buy-sell-trade too, so bring your extras and pick up some rare and powerful cards to add to your deck. While you're there, check out this original Snorlax drawing on display, and tell them Bryan sent you.

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Mew and Mewtwo Prismacolor Pencil Drawing

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Mew and Mewtwo art prints are stocked in my new online shop at useeverycolor.com and can ship just about anywhere. They're available in two size, 8x10 and 5x7, and come in two different paper options for you as well. Any size or paper option is hand signed.

The original work is 8"x10" colored pencil on tan paper, matted to 11"x14" and is sold. More Pokemon are on the way, but first, I'm putting the finishing touches on the second installment of the Tale From Tiltwater series of fantasy novels. Book one has been getting wonderful reviews on Amazon and Goodreads, so you don't have to take my word for it. Go ahead and give book one a try, and if you've already read it, please consider leaving an honest review. That will help others find the book, and help me be able to write many more!

As always, thank you for your continued support. I am grateful for you all.

Bryan

How to Draw Umbreon Pokemon with Prismacolor Pencils

As I have been really, really searching my soul lately and asking God to iron out the many kinks and wrinkles in my life, I've been tested with a few challenges. This is not uncommon when asking for character improvement. Creating this video was one of these challenges. Some of my YouTube subscribers have been asking if I could shoot from an overhead position which I was not equipped to do. I fooled around with a few different setups, all of which involved putting my camera (and sometimes my head) in unsafe situations. I finally rigged something up involving a plastic multi-drawer shelf, a tripod, and a five pound workout weight. Once I was moderately certain it wouldn't all come crashing down, I shot about 7 hours of video during the coloring process of this Umbreon drawing.

Now so far, none of this was an out-of-the-ordinary struggle. My patience was tested when I moved on to the editing stage. I have been using Corel VideoStudio Pro X4 for a few years now and learned it pretty well. Unfortunately I had a fatal crash with my last computer just before Thanksgiving and had to replace it. The new computer operates on Windows 10 and being very limited in my understanding and abilities when it comes to computers (I've just never really cared much for tech) I couldn't transfer the editing software to the new computer. I contacted Corel who told me not only was Pro X4 obsolete, but even if they did have a link to download it, the software wouldn't work on Windows 10. Instead, they said I should purchase VideoStudio Pro 2018 for $79.99. I don't generate any income from my YouTube channel so that was not really an option. As a full time artist, I have to allocate funds where I can make them back. A quick Google search for "best free video editing software" sent me to TechRadar.com where I read about LightWorks. I downloaded the free version and got to work stumbling my way through trial and lots of error, as well as searching YouTube for tutorials on this alien program.

After a 5-6 hours day of learning the software enough to get this video edited, I exported the first draft only to have my still images and audio playable. It took another hour to figure out how to get the video to export with the other tracks. While watching the second exported draft I had audio issues. Somehow a minute of white noise had been added between the three different songs I had in the same audio track. My blood pressure was getting too high for the day so I called it quits and tried again in the morning. After some tedious manual clipping of each song to get the audio tracks to play seamlessly, I finally got a third draft that was ready to publish, but then found out that I can only export in 720p with the free version of LightWorks. If I want to export in high quality HD I need to pay $24.99 per month, $179.99 per year, or $437.99 outright. This after thinking $79.99 was out of budget! 

Character does not improve without testing the spirit. Smooth seas don't make skilled sailors. I don't regret this experience. I finished the video, not because I wanted to, but because over 9,200 of you have subscribed to my YouTube channel and have been asking for more content. I truly am doing this for you. If you are one of the people who have been enjoying my video posts over the years, thank you! I would love to purchase the $79.99 version of Corel VideoStudio 2018 (the software I've been using the longest) so that I can give you the highest quality content with the most creative editing in the shortest amount of time. If you want this, please consider chipping in by clicking the PayPal Donate button below. You don't even need a PayPal account. Whatever you want to give is appreciated. All donations will go toward the purchase of Corel VideoStudio 2018. Any funds received over $79.99 will be held for future upgrade downloads or used for art studio materials.

Thank you again for your support.

Bryan

Pokemon Prints

Since you guys have been asking at shows for me to make more prints available online, I'm adding a few each day. Bulbasaur, Pikachu, Charizard, and Squirtle are waiting for you. These four Pokemon prints are now available individually or as a set. Head over to www.bryancollins.bigcartel.com to catch 'em.

God bless,

Bryan

Pokemon Drawings

Charizard :: 5"x7" Prismacolor pencil on tan paper

With all of the talk lately about Pokemon Go, I couldn't help but tackle a few drawings of some pocket monsters myself. Hopefully, if you're into Pokemon, you'll enjoy my renditions of Charizard, Squirtle, Eevee, and Bulbasaur. Originals (if available) can be acquired through my Etsy shop. Prints are just $25 for all four or you can catch them individually for $7 each. Just email me at bryancollinsart@gmail.com and let me know what you'd like.

Squirtle :: 5"x7" Prismacolor pencil on tan paper

Eevee :: 5"x7" Prismacolor pencil on tan paper

Bulbasaur :: 5"x7" Prismacolor pencil on tan paper