Jenevieve Broomall

I DID! I did for 12+ years and I still draw a cover from time to time.

I have always been drawn to fantasy and the world of fea. 80's/90's influence like Brian Froud had a massive impact plus I grew up in the swamp areas of Florida and my imagination ran wild as a kid/teen.

I love participating in several!!! My most dedicated ones are Mermay and Inktober. I recently this year created a person one "Ceptember" because the main character of Fungo is named Cep--it was a perfect opportunity to draw him more than typical designing. Jarrett helped make a list of prompts for me and I have been sketching him this month. I also like to participated in the Character Design Challenge group on facebook when the prompts are inspiring for me.

The looseness of the medium. With comics I had to be so clean and crisp it was fun to just let the paint be chaos. I still try to control it out of habit but it's water and pigment--it will do what it likes and that's freeing to me.

That's a tough one. I will say I have dedicated myself to improvement for about 15 years now. I have always loved being creative in many forms but I never really dedicated myself until about 15 years ago and being self taught I had to really push myself to learn what I didn't like and to constantly challange myself.

Right now Fungo and a personal project. I am currently working on both and they balance each other out in unexpected ways.

You don't! Be like YOU! I used to think this same thing "I wish I could draw like so and so!" or "Man I will never be like this or that person!" and I was right--I won't, but it's because I'm NOT them. When you're beginning, it's hard to find your creative voice. So many of us have been conditioned to keep our true selves hidden so we get lost in the whole what will sell or what do people want and we lose sight of that jo we had when we were small and let our imaginations run free. Give yourself room to play without worrying about the end result, then after a year, look back and see how far you've come. Then do that again two years later and so on--you'll be amazed at the progress you've made.

Not at this point in time.

When I want to but not by request. Usually if I do it's simply because the idea hit me.

Clutter! HAHA! But really, my studio is a hodgepodge of everything I love AND supplies piled on top of that. Everything from artwork I adore on the walls (Not my own) to figures to skulls of animals that I have either found or purchased. To shiny rocks. I believe I was a magpie in a past life or a crow or some other bird enthralled by weird and shiny things.

--For Inking: Bombay inks and Stainless Steel Drawing Comics Pen Nibs. Brush pens and multi liner pens --For Paints: An awesome and amazing pallet made just for me by the wonderfully talented Simone featuring custom handmade paints! Schmincke watercolor paints. Himi Gouche. --Paper: Arches Watercolor paper 140lb Hot Press: --Sketchbooks: Moleskin --Pencils: Mechanical pencils with red led and then a .3 2H led and a .5 HB led --Markers: Tombow dual brush pens and POSCA paint pens. You can find them following this link.

Logitech cameras. One is on an articulated arm that is above my desk while the other is above my computer screen. I don't stream as much anymore tho but I do record from the overhead camera.