Autistic & Christian
Author and Speaker
Noah Lynch
Story Pencil Art
As well as writing, I draw pencil art as well! Many of these are of my story's characters, book covers, and fan art of my favorite stories. Here you'll find -
1 - My hand-drawn book and short story covers
2 - Character portraits
If you want to purchase any of these, click on the link below to visit my RedBubble store!
01
The Silver Hand Book Cover Art
This was the first custom cover art that I drew. The art for Squire of Valana was drawn by my great friend Jonathan Beaujean. At first, I thought about doing a cover art made out of some photoshopping. However, as my pencil art skills grew, I decided differently. I chose to make all my book covers my own hand-drawn as a distinguishing feature of myself. Also, they would better fit what I was thinking.
02
Kevlar Magallrion Portrait
If you look at the cover of Squire of Valana, you'll notice this background is basically the same. That was intentional. I wanted to pay homage to my friend's work.
Fun Fact - This one was actually partially finished when I started it. The hand, sword, and outline of the head were already drawn from a previous project. I repurposed what was started and made something new.
03
Wolfram Snow Portrait
Doing this one was different for me as I not only had to do a back view, but I also attempted to draw a sunset. I think it turned out well. Actually, I think this is my favorite portrait that I've done! The colors and Wolfram's foreboding expression all make it awesome.
04
Matthias Portrait
With this portrait, I started using Hero Forge to help with the drawing. Making the characters and their pose allowed me to visualize what I wanted.
Also, I decided to give Matthias a partial beard with this portrait. I did this because I wanted some variation from the other clean-shaven protagonists.
04
Zurox Portrait
This was one of the most difficult ones for me. Not because I was trying to properly shade metals for the first time. Instead, it was the eyes. I messed them up at first and only be the end, did I figure out how to fix them.
Also, I really love what I did with the jewels on Zurox's sword. It took some effort, but I managed it!
04
"Just in Time" Cover Art
This is always how I envisioned Lidia seeing the Antihero. He was huge and larger than life. Oh, and it took at least 30-40 times to get the head right! I'm serious. I drew and erased it many times.
Also, drawing the eye was a new challenge for me as well. I've always had trouble drawing eyes on characters. In this case, I also had to use a coaster to get the pupil perfectly circular. No shame in using tools to help you draw!
