Definitely trying to play with backgrounds again. It has been brought to my attention that this may be an actual character from Final Fantasy. Welp. Advertisements
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Happy MerMay 2020(Ariel fan art)
Yeah just fan art of Ariel for MerMay. It’s the only post I’m doing for MerMay because I’m not the type to do art trends like that. Art was produced my ibis paint x app on my iPhone and pen and paper to create the base itself. I usually always make a rough sketch on paper before digitally coloring it. As you can see, there were a few changes in the finished piece.
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The red headed MikuMarmalade avatar[Throw back]
Avatar originates from website Gaiaonline Oh boy did I enjoy drawing that hair. I accidentally painted a horn red forgetting it was a horn and not another spike. I formally blame this on watching anime while painting. Moral of the story, don’t paint and watch TV kiddos. Red stuff gets in undesirable places. Mwuhahahaha.
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Sticker making (paper upgrades)
Oh hi there I decided after months of being too cheap for my own good to bite the bullet and get vinyl paper for my stickers. It was a glorious decision. Seriously the difference is night and day. The paper costs $12.45 for 15 sheets. Why did I wait so long. Because I’m stubborn. It may have something to do with being an Sun sign Aquarius with a Rising sign in Taurus… just saying. Anywho my stickers will soon be available on my shop here. For now there’s a couple of my Etsy shop due to Etsy seller app being very useful and convenient for creating listings. It’s leagues ahead…
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Yachiyo Nanami Chibi
This magical girl is slowly growing on me. Now I’m drawing Felicia. Also the show is so darn fun. I’ll be painting a watercolor version of her too.
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Dang those some thiccc lines, guurrlll(varying the width in line art)
I feel like my art looks like a gazillion times better since I’ve adopted this technique. I saw this advice from a YouTube video(sorry I don’t recall the creator…) who mentioned one common beginner mistake is to have the same line thickness. Of course he was talking about digital art buuuut this can easily be applied to traditional illustration. If you look at my before: My lines are all the same thickness so I think my current work looks better. The nice thing is I can always go over older pieces I deem worthy to update the line work.
