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A little tablet drawing I did. I ended up switching the colors around a lot at the end but I’m happy with how they turned out, and I like the effect the repeating pattern gives it.

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I don’t usually add faces in the art but I did in this one because this was a little test. The test was with wire (and beads too). I wish I could show the process of this, but unfortunately I didn’t record any of it through out. I didn’t care for it much at first but as time passes I like it more. But I want to make more like this (I ended up saying that with almost everything) I started working on another project like this but we will see how it turns out. To coil the wire I wrapped it around a paint brush which is a a cool effect, the background is something I’ve had laying around for a while, so I’m glad I got to use it. In the future I think I’d like to try maybe even using yarn as well. (I’m also excited to make more vidoes in the future, but unfortunately I didn’t record any of the process of this)

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I’ve been trying to add more 3d elemtents to my art. This one has been the most abstract so far.

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Tired melty cat drawing

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This was the first time I ever tried a stepped pyramid and while it was a pain to figure out and fold, it looks REALLY neat.

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A fun experiment in intuitive drawing.

I'm right-handed, but the second piece was done with my left hand. Compared to the first doodle, the left hand lines are not as smooth.

However the pattern with the green circles really surprised me… I mean, they are so r o u n d.

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Yesterday's 1 hours attempt to get out of creative block & decided to record and turned out very cute!

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The drawing process of a negative space drawing of this sad cat

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Inking process for this traditional drawing

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