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Just a neat thing I saw in the forest

Frustration, anger, lines, and hand

here 'tis ... Norn . I cannot take all the credit, my fellow untitled heroes all helped to bring this section of the dream to life .

Should I color this sketch in? I really like how this turned out so I want to know your opinion.

so ive started recently art class and this is one of the first drawings uwu

I drew based on a photo as a practice. KOH-I-NOOR graphite pencils ; Paper size: A3

Free hand scribbling converted to vector graphic and colored with Inkscape.

I drew on request based on a photo. Size: A/3, Tools: Derwent graphite pencils

A page from my sketchbook. I'm currently spending some time studying anatomy and practicing different aspects. This page is dedicated to the eyes. Graphite pencil on paper, (size 14cm x 14cm).

Gouche and graphite in Moleskine sketchbook

Improving my post-apocalyptic themed digital painting

Gollum from "Lord of the Rings". Another old drawing of mine. Graphite pencil on paper, (size A4).

theme: post-apocalypse

Done in graphite pencil.

Here's a drawing I did this evening while sitting in my backyard. I suppose it's a reflection of my mental state of this past week, and the concerns I have for the weeks to come. 10 cm x 16 cm.

same face

Graphic pencils

Design for a creature for the MARUN game I may finish in the year 2099

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Chest Burster from the movie "Alien". Graphite pencil and greyscale pastels on paper, (Size A4).

We are all under the same skies as we look up to the stars... (Products are sold on Etsy too @dericacreates)

Imagine everything

Graphite on paper.14" x 11" / 2019

Seven of Nine, from Star Trek Voyager. Graphite pencil, compressed charcoal and greyscale pastels on paper, (Size A3).

3d gallery: http://galeria.radius-it.eu

This time I designed a logo using a special style of Arabic calligraphy called "Al-Diwani". This style is distinguished by its flexibility and beauty. Besides its capability to represent and any shape that I want using any words; so I can illustrate and draw anything using this style.

Dr. Leonard McCoy from Star Trek - The Original Series. Graphite pencil on textured paper, (size A4).