Haven't done traditional drawing in a while.

Link to timelapse of sketch: https://pxlmo.com/p/HoneyMustardGas/775540226518246033

How you doin?

I've been watching a lot of YouTube videos in an attempt to get better at this. This is an experiment with a different set of brushes in an attempt to get something that looks like a traditional painting. Critiques?

It's just a shape to practice tones and coloring on, nothing fancy.

"I've been waiting for so long to finally reach to you. It's time, ready to go back home?"

(Alt text: A drawing containing two bubble-like creatures under a dark otherworldly sky. The leftmost creature is a pink slime, it seems naive and has a speechless, surprised expression. The rightmost creature, resembling a Grim Reaper, is dark gray, has red eyes, is carrying a scythe, and casts a shadow on the ground that suggests hovering. A speech balloon above the Grim Reaper says "No time, no see... Hello, my dear")

I painted this Christmas card to mail to my mom using water color and acrylic paints on multimedia blank cards from Blick. All the Bob Ross I’ve watched finally came in handy- I am pleased with how this happy little tree came out.

Timelapse is HERE!

I felt like drawing something quick for a personal keychain charm and recording it. So I did! She says as she laughs in sleep-deprived brain

As the stranger stepped forward, his trench coat unfurled like writhing shadows, brushing against the ground with an unsettling hiss, whispering promises I couldn’t quite hear. “Don’t worry,” he said softly, his voice like velvet, “I only take the light from people who deserve it”—and that’s when I noticed the screaming silhouettes stitched into the folds of his coat.

A hero from the 20s, the 1920s. For ~130 she looks great, right?