He Has The Strangest Face It's So Hard To Draw Like , How's It Do That, Pinterest Has So Many Guides

Mushroom girl! vaguely based off polypores but not really I was mostly just cleaning up a doodle from ages ago

I kinda just wanted to see if I could give him a nose, I originally wanted to do like a boroque style painting but then I got bored and then thought of maybe drawing wally in a glue trap but I ended up with this instead

20 billion double dollar man, he's so goofy, in some ways I like to think that watching Trigun as a tween made me a little bit of a better person, peace and love and all that.

Drawn for @moonstainn s dtiys

I don't know if I got the right 70s vibe. I just kinda looked it up on Pinterest and drew pieces of outfits I liked, but all the references were giving modern 70s re-imaginings, which are also very fun.

It was nice to draw something new for once. I've been working on the same animation project for like 2 months in college, and this felt like a breath of fresh air, honestly I feel a bit rusty in art rn

I saw a post about the pagan tradition of the wild men of different countries and I just loved their costumes so much I had to draw some, this one is specifically referencing one from England but I don't know much about the history of them and would love is someone could tell me more !

Inspired by the glass animals song Cocoa Hooves. In my head when I hear this it sounds like a confrontation between a guardian angel and an adventurer who keeps running away from adventure.

I did those for a colour pallet challenge with some uni friends and I can't officially post it on Instagram until everyone is finished but I'm so proud of it I'm putting it here

Woah would you look at that they found something in the woods

I felt the need to make this, it also makes me laugh so hard this is my "Anime characters in Red" alignment chart

I also am aware that I'm revealing what era of anime I was around for which for some reason feels more intimate than me just telling you all my secrets

A childrens book cover I found for the legend Lāčausis (bear ears) which inspired Andrejs Pumpurs to write the epic Lāčplēsis (bear ripper)