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D-2: Rabbit

Super late for inktober but I didn't want my ideas to go to waste. ^^ I dunno if I'll finish but I'll try to draw as much as I can without overexerting myself. Anywaaay...! This illustration is a fan art of the two main characters from relatively unknown PS2 classic, Okage. If you haven't heard of it or paid it much attention before, it's a must-play if you don't tire of JRPGs!! The art style is beautiful and reminiscent of Tim Burton's stuff~ Once I have time this'll be available at my art shops. Links below! Art Shops: anleeartist.wixsite.com/anlee/shop or www.redbubble.com/people/anleeartist

Ink, alcohol marker, and watercolor on bristol of the infamous Headless Hessian Horseman who terrorized old Ichabod Crane in Sleepy Hollow.

Acrylic paint and marker on 5 x 5 canvas

White pencil in combination with white marker - eagle

White pencil in combination with white marker - dug

We get so engulfed in social media and the internet that we become mindless to everything around us.

Watercolor pencils, pastels, pens and markers

Traditiomal art, done with copic markers and white gel pen. Took me about 3 hours.

The tailed-beast is back!

Portrait illustration of one of my favorite musical artists.

Cool markers on sketch paper

Alcohol-based markers on paper

Alcohol-based markers on paper

Markers on A3 paper (model: Hayley Whittingham: www.hayleywhittingham.com)

Did you know August 14 is Creamsicle Day? Now you know. I’ve been drawing on my kids’ sandwich bags since 2008

If you get the reference in the title, yay you. If you didn’t, don’t feel bad, because I only discovered Billie in May. I am a devoted fan, as you can see. Anyway, I used sharpie, alcohol marker, and maybe a little too much pencil and ink...

Pencil & prismacolor pens on sketchbook paper

Mysterio from Spider-man Far from home doodle