Here We Go Again ... Day 1 - Noodle Flies

Also a borb I drew unrelatedly from a while back. Definitely based on a specific reference but I forgor.

Rain world Art Month Day 3 - Pole Plants

About me

Hiii, I go by Marche and I draw from time to time. The main purpose of this blog is to store my own 2d art. Not really into any specific fandom (however Rain World refuses to leave my head for over a year now). I suffer from inconsistent art-style syndrome, so my stuff ranges. Not very present, so follow at your own risk.

Tags? I use the following for sorting ( funny how often I come back to check them for myself)

#uni project - for work related to university #personal art - for original artwork #fan art - for fan art #art tips - for posts that I find helpful, practical and art tutorials #practice/ #sketch/ #art study - for art based on pre-existing images/media often meant as a study.

Day 2 - swim(ming) I love over complicating backgrounds.

Again more old art I wanted to post anyway as I really liked at the time, even if I feel like at this point doesn't really represent my level. Those specifically come from a concept for a space shooter game I had and did when applying for my study. I didn't really take it anywhere after that, so that's that. Sadly I have no progress sketches for them. Honestly I'm not even sure I did progress sketches back then.

First one is of the main menu's background.

Second one is the main level's background. I went a bit overboard with it at the time, as I decided to draw each star by hand rather than use a spray tool. And as a result it took vastly more time than painting the background itself. Whole thing took a bit more than a week of me working on it regularly. For a while it also used to be one of my proudest 2d works due to the amount of effort I sunk into it.

And a few years back I made an alternative version of it for a profile background.

All in all, first 2 drawings are from late 2018, last one is from around covid time. I don't remember when tho.

Day 13 (General System Bus)

Late by a couple of days. At this point I know I won't do all the days so I'll at least focus on a few that interest me. Personal life caught up to me.

Day 25-26 - Karma 3 and Create spears - had a deeper idea about tying Spearmaster and the karma 3 sing but gave up cause it felt too busy. Day 29 - Nightcat - after that trailer the only thing I can associate Nightcat aka the Watcher with is the void. Day 30 - Overseers Day 31 - Unfortunate development - was worried about spending too much time on it. End up liking the end result so worth it.

Have one more drawing to finish up in the coming days.

An old piece I did around mid 2021. Little sucker is Eurasian Jackdaw inspired, except I completely ignored it's natural colors and just focused on transferring lighting into it's feathers. Turned out more detailed than expected, so I was a bit proud of it at the time.

Hi hi!!

I've always been impressed and amazed by your art, the way you use shapes is really communicative and I just love how gogeous it looks

I was wondering if maybe you could share a bit on how you draw ? Because you're genuinely an inspiration for me and I'd love to see the behind the scene if it makes sense

Thank you for posting your art it's always a pleasure to see c:

have a nice day/night and don't forget to drink water!!

I actually made something akin to this a while back but got shy/paranoid about it, so maybe here is an alright time to share at least a part of it :)

The best way I can think of is it that with digital art I dont really think about things in terms of mixing paints but more like a paper doll or paper cut art- some pieces you want to look stuck together and others you want to look glued to the back, but also maybe you reuse the same piece of paper a lot. It's not 100% how I'm going about things, but the mindset is close enough. I like when things look clean and connected or have a sense of flow to them, so a lot of colors will flow into a different part in a line. Everything is very heavy on the layers, which means in any given piece i can probably pull the whole thing apart and change bits and pieces individually. This is what the average WIP looks like:

You'll notice theres a lot of smooth continuous lines and "meeting points" for curves. Even if i drew them at different points, I usually make them lead into each other on purpose. It's not really complicated, but also my methods are the probably extremely weird and nonsensical because something about digital art stops me from being able to process how things should work. It's very different from traditional for me.