Today's next picture isn't so much a digital drawing or even a drawing at all, but rather a picture I took of my own Blogger blog titled "The Nonfictional And Fictional Ideas Of Braeden Annkrisomoth", where I mostly use it to publish and preserve my own ideas relating to my own fiction and nonfiction (the latter especially for "The Hennqew" most of all), though I'm trying to limit giving myself more blog posts just to not necessarily give myself way too much work to the point where writing everything about my comics would take even longer to finish to the point where I couldn't finish any comics at all, just a thought. First published on 10/20/2026.
Model Portrait Art by Oz Galeano
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The wonderful thing about being alone, the silence, the quietude - is that that is when the soul speaks.
- From Thoughts Askance by Abram Tertz.
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This is the front cover of my absolute most important nonfictional comic titled "The Hennqew", but only refers to the now discontinued 2/4/2025 version (which is still available on ComicFury.Com) That never means though that I'm scrapping all of the Hennqew completely though, because as of today, I'm currently working on a newer and more improved version of it that will hopefully turn out extremely great and good for me and literally every living being in existence. It'll still be a little while to work on and finish, but it will still happen eventually. To learn more about certain Hennqewic ideas, visit my Blogger blog titled "The Nonfictional And Fictional Ideas Of Braeden Annkrisomoth". First uploaded on 10/19/2026.
Early days on a new mandala-like shape drawing on 14"x17" paper. A technique I sometimes use for drawings like this is to use pencil, compass, and ruler to get some lines down. Then I freehand over the pencil lines with pen, which gives it more of an organic look. Once I have the empty shapes down, it'll be time to fill *inside* the shapes, connecting the interior parts at the edges for neighboring shapes, which gives the illusion of continuity (and depth) behind the dividing lines. (There's also the option to do the reverse at this point, in which the shapes are left empty inside and the opposite space is filled in; if you search through my drawings you'll see some like this. But more often than not, I prefer the former method.)
