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Quick doodle done with Sakura Micron Pens, copics and Faber Castell Metallic Pens.

hand drawn nautical elements

This is part of my daily Sketchgrind day 11. That's how I felt when I quit my job working in a highly competitive office job in the financial sector and started to work full time as an artist. One oft he best decisions I have ever made, I flourish and develop every day, living life on inspiration. I also made a mini animation https://youtu.be/9aMjPPK5yCc . If you want to see more check out my Patreon Page https://www.patreon.com/uliunique

This is the very first charcoal portrait I ever made. I think I spent about 25 hours on this piece over the course of a week. Portrait Model is a Japanese singer (Gackt) and a reference photo was used. Size is 18x24 inches.

For all the cat lovers and night owls of the world. Prints for sale @ etsy.com/shop/DrawingsByLucia.

When I saw this vintage Boston Terrier pull toy I just had to illustrate it. My favorite nickname for Annabelle is LuLu. I hope Barky doesn’t mind.

Coyhaique, Patagonia Chilena

SMELL OF THE NATURE ( SERIES ) / NATURE LOVER

Elemental opposition. Prints for sale @ etsy.com/shop/DrawingsByLucia.

Pencil sketch, painted in Painter 2019

Pencil Sketch

Prismacolor sobre Canson Mi Teintes (Based on the original "Le Petit Prince (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry)" par Oxana Zaika https://ar.pinterest.com/pin/400961173058074565/?lp=true )

This is my version of the @mike_sandoval_'s #drawthisinyourstyle challenge :)

smell of the nature / nature lover

Sunday

Got some time to do a little bit of doodling today, an hour well spent!

Sandwich bag art inspired by March 6 apparently being National Oreo Cookie Day

Done with posca's markers, pentel brush and fineliners

originally thought to have no plagiarized work.

Starbucks famous Unicorn Frappuccino, and McDonald's Chocolate Chip Frappé.

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an anatomy study I did to get better at posing.

Another half-assed attempt at doing SOMETHING "underground- like". Meh. Magic marker on sketchbook paper. (I still like the name, though.) Late 70's...

A first an questionably worthwhile attempt at pointillism. 18x24 illustration board with technical pen and probably some magic marker.

The second in a series of two, and the final. Cartooning is HARD!