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FanArt of one of my favourite manga and anime. :) . . "What is your name? Do you have a place to go? Oh could you tell me? I saw you hidden in garden." -Undelivered Truth By BTS. Media: Acrylic Paint

A little finger doodle on my phone ended up creating this guy in a quick draw. I kind of like this style. I might keep with it for while.

pen and ink on paper

just a sketchy take on the myth of Icarus.

A recent-ish charcoal.

Created using pen and ink, this drawing mimics a fine art painting I saw in a museum. I loved the figures and their fluid movements, so I doodled it down in my sketchbook and later inked it in for a refined black and white artwork. Check out more on my website ArtsyDrawings.com!

The previous sketch has been finished and prepared as a page for my upcoming coloring book. It features the fairy admiring a butterfly

Original ink illustrations spitshaded and painted with a brush, no pens! Each card measures 2.5x3.5 inches in size and comes in a polysleeve.

All the elements were drawn by hand, with Prismacolor markers used to create what would be vastly contrasting tones after b/w conversion. The composition and b/w conversion were done in Adobe Photoshop. © 2016 Joe Blend. All rights reserved

Made this for the Google Doodle contest a while back, I still really like this so here ya go~!

an ink drawing for #abnormalinktober2020 ▫️ I M P ▫️ using a Sharpie Pen & Sharpie Marker ▫️ @abnormalperspective #imp #devilonyourshoulder #advice #mischievous #secret #secret #inktober2020 #inktober #abnormal #drawing #iseeyou #blackandwhite #ink #art #artistsoninstagram #fineliner #sharpie #abnormalinktober #abnormalperspective #tober #sharpiepen

Playing vr everyday. My mind is just blown daily. Spent 30minutes in hell on the last level of rush of blood, could get use to being down there. For real though, vr is just a must try for anyone.

Tiny drawing frome a serie of ten other drawings, all posted on my instagram.

Killing the messenger is always a blast! Ink spitshaded on hand-cut watercolor paper. (C) 2019 ESS22

This is my illustration of the Mad Hatter, based on the Tim Burton interpretation; it was created for a recent blog post. Everything was drawn by hand on white cardstock, using illustration pens, except for the background (which was created by scanning a specific craft paper pattern). The black and white conversion/inversion, composition, and subtle refinements were done in Adobe Photoshop. © 2018 Joe Blend. All rights reserved.