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This drawing was a bit difficult to finish because my kitty was determined to lay his head on anything that was remotely stealing attention away from him. Luckily I finished it when he wasn't looking. (= ♡ ฅ(=ʘⰙʘ=)

Just some random drawings I decided to do today.

My first attempt at digitally drawing two people from a reference and experimenting with various watercolor and ink splatter techniques. Comments and critique always welcome. ♡♡♡

I am really happy with this drawing as I am trying my best to mimic Stephen Gammell's style, who is the artist for the popular books "Scary Stories to tell in the dark" for some reason his type of art has always astounded me and without any interviews I am left at trying to figure out his technique through trial and error. This is probably my most successful attempt yet. Would you like to know my secret ingredients? 1. Graphite Powder 2. Charcoal 3. Charcoal Powder 4. Kneaded Eraser 5. Electric Eraser

Drawing Prompt Submission

Drawing Prompt Submission

This was my attempt at Junji Ito's style. It came out a little bit more gruesome than I had anticipated but I am happy with it!

While listening to a podcast I decided to sketch out this bottle of lotion that was on my desk in front of me.

Drawing Prompt Submission

This is a version of the coffee with more coloring. It wasn't until I was already finished that I noticed that I made the top of the cup too round. Oh well.

Someone suggested I try to draw a mouth on a mushroom, so I gave it a try.

Captured spirits in bottles are typically used when summoning demons. The type of spirit captured depends on the demon you wish to conjure and is used as currency or an "exchange" for the demons services. This spirit is an average "lost soul" and can be used to summon Balaam, the demon of greed. {Work of Fiction!} ♡♡♡

Watercolor and Graphite.

Practice in crosshatching and drawing skulls in black ink pen, its not perfect but we are getting there folks! Also, special thanks to fellow doodle addict ❀Misti❀ for her awesome crosshatching tutorial, girl you are awesome!

Been trying to get some practice in at drawing trees but they keep coming out looking so bizarre.

Done in graphite and watercolor. Something I like to do is take everyday mundane objects and try to make them unnerving, etc.

Thankfully attempt number 2 came out better compared to attempt number 1, thank God!. I will say that I accidently went a little ham with the ball point pen on the first object.