doodlin

It's been a hot minute. I was taking myself too seriously until there was no fun in drawing left. So I had a break, then bought myself some chunky kids' markers and voilà!

30 minute quick sketch of a wrench. Done on printer paper with a mechanical pencil and highlighter. Shaded with a Kleenex.

The look Beast gives when she sees a slushy.

When you cry I cry

I sometimes strive to be like him

A lil doodle I made for my friend. It's a frog in a dragon costume.

A5 format fine liner pencil. ink , imagination

I was told a pink moon is upon us I'll likey miss it

School art. At my previous school, during lessons, I created what I call 'folder art' (doodles on school folders) This particular piece features doodles of girls, celebrating girl power

Doodling of the Day

Doodling of the Day (Colored Pencils)

Ballpoint pen and Copic markers

Moomins my moomins! 120 layers of Finnish and Japanese cuties (It's funny, but I took some versions of the characters from the books, and others from the cartoon adaptations. And the Mymble's palette was invented by me hehe). It's been a long time, but I don't regret anything: D

My little furenzu!

A true doodle? Messing around with some markers. I think this character was originally supposed to be a HH OC, but wound up looking more like some reject from an 80's cartoon (which is acceptable to me lol).

I don't usually draw countryhumans. The last experiment was with Moldova! But it was interesting againOwO love Spain(≧∀≦)ゞ

I'm taking a break from digital art, I miss sketching in my book. I love this character so far.

A Caricature with all the birthday trimmings and "Gag" background!

Inktober Day 12 Sloth. No prompts.

Acrylic and watercolor on Canson Paper

I found a website for drawing prompts. This is the first one it gave me.

Coyote Studies!

A blue fantastic world

A doodle of my original characters PenguinGirl, Little Dreamer, and the NightFaun

My drawings creating with a fine liner, pencil or color pencils and brush pen and coffee this time .

Daily sketching is one of the best habits every artist should build.   The second important habit is sharing your work. It doesn't matter if it's a sketch, a work in progress, or finished artwork. Just share!