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haven't drawn anything for myself in a while and I keep getting distracted by how pretty the sky in cornwall is so here's a scribble of some clouds? which are harder to draw than I thought oops
day 18 & 19 of inktober ... slowly catching up, though we'll see if I can continue doing so with schoolwork pressing down on my shoulders
hi it’s october and therefore I’m using #inktober as an excuse to be morbid and draw mike the headless chicken, who survived 18 months without a head as most of his brain stem failed to be hit by the blow meant to kill! very exciting. #inktober2018
today's #inktober #inktober2018 -- already missing the actual inks but dangit I wanna get better at this digital art thing so here's a spooky scary very tranquil feelin skeleton
already fairly comfortable with traditional mediums, so I'm doing #inktober digitally to improve my skills in photoshop -- so maybe a bit closer to #drawtober, ehe -- but here's poisonous!
here's some recent worldbuilding concept stuff -- a photobash and a drawing that maybe after I do a ton of material studies on how metal works, I might finish or redraw... might redo the photobash as well, actually, got some excellent feedback on it at egx :')
I scribbled a self-portrait of myself for a uni-related thing and learned that drawing oneself in a non-realistic fashion is exceptionally difficult. I also realised I now have no excuse not to have art of myself as a profile picture :')
occasionally, I manage to convince myself to leave my sketchbook and draw a digital piece instead
a. if only I knew how to draw cloth and wasn't too scared to try to scribble something and line the rest of this table cloth
b. I still haven't decided whether to make my first attempt in literal years at cell shading or go and paint this help
and then a few of the digital pieces I'm prouder of, featuring a model from the agency lumen, one of my cats, a bit of a piece I rushed to fit into my portfolio for university applications, and montana --