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Inktober 2019 Day 8

This is a photo taken with (and edited on) my phone. It has some obvious issues, but I haven't drawn anything in a couple months, so I'm just happy to have doodled something halfway decent.

Frail. I took the prompt as a witch looking after some frail looking flowers, using her magic to make them stronger and healthy.

Using my own prompts I illustrated this kitten using Graphite 2B, HB pencil, Winsor & Newton black ink and a white gel pen

Ink illustration of borzoi.

I love trees and I love playing with these watercolor pencils! I am learning so much!

Still a work in progress

"There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow men. True nobility lies in being superior to your former self." - Ernest Hemingway

This praying mantis is in all her finery...dancing the Mambo.

old doodle for upload test

Indian in on a paper - How Space was created...

This is a take I did on the classic work "Le chapeau de Paille", by Rubens.

I was fiddling around with gouache and some shells that I had found. This is the end result which I’m very proud of.

Emulation of Janet Fish's art style in ink form. Done with rapidograph pens and gouache (flat black).

''your house is a mess but its fine ''

Hi! My name is Fang! To kick off this account, allow me to present my most recent piece: Sunkissed! Featuring a dear character of mine.

A digital art doodle, testing out brushes and workflow in Photoshop CC.

Copic liner.

This drawing is of a slightly older individual and the rendering is deliberately incomplete. The unfinished nature of the image alludes to the idea that although aged, the individual has not reached the end of their lives. Therefore the subject has more living, growing, and maturing to do.

Death waits for everyone. We have no idea about the web that has been spun for us. When the time is near our time will be here. Fear not the web or the bite of death because although death awaits, life awaits.

My little daughter wants to be a doctor. I was inspired by her and did this

Image of Jean Grey as Pheonix after the style of Walt Simonson

Acrylic on Canvas.

At work, fast, with office supplies

I'm actually really proud of this one, especially for the feather. I had made almost every individual line using the Flat Brush in FireAlpaca (10/10 would recommend) but it was fun putting all my effort into one piece.