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Have a doodle! (in the sense of "this was not planned ahead of time, I just drew what came to mind in the moment" rather than "something that was very quick". I didn't keep track of time, but it was spread out over several days)

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# mARTch 2026
✦ the March Art Challenge
F.A.Q
✷ do i have to draw every day? nope — this isn't that kind of challenge! i try to keep things laid back and accessible, so you can skip as many days as you need if you're busy, falling behind, or want a break for any reason! there are 10 main days (marked with a star) to anchor yourself through the month, you can just focus on those if you want!
✷ do i have to make finished art? nope — this challenge is intended for warming up and trying new things more than anything, so quick/unfinished sketches are fine! you can 'polish' your art if you want to, but it's not required at all!
✷ what is the tag for the event? #mARTch or #mARTch2026 this year! i encourage everyone to spend some time in there appreciating what other people are doing during the event!
✷ can you share/promote my entries? unfortunately this year i'm gonna have to take a step back from cataloguing entries - sorryyyy!!! in the past i've shared everything in the tag to my blog @bweirdevents but as the event has grown from a few friends to a few hundred people, it's left me with less and less time to actually participate myself. the blog will remain up as an archive and i'll still try my best to like/interact here and in the discord as much as i can, but my cataloguing days are definitely behind me
✷ can i re-upload your prompt list on another site? i would really prefer people just use the reblog/retweet/share button instead
more info + text version on my website → https://bweird.art/martch/
Something I try to keep in mind when making art that looks vintage is keeping a limited color pallette. Digital art gives you a very wide, Crisp scope of colors, whereas traditional art-- especially older traditional art-- had a very limited and sometimes dulled use of color.
This is a modern riso ink swatch, but still you find a similar and limited selection of colors to mix with. (Mixing digitally as to emulate the layering of ink riso would be coloring on Multiply, and layering on top of eachother 👉)
If you find some old prints, take a closer look and see if you can tell what colors they used and which ones they layered... a lot of the time you'll find yellow as a base!
Misprints can really reveal what colors were used and where, I love misprints...
Something else I keep in the back of my mind is: how the human eye perceives color on paper vs. a screen. Ink and paint soaks into paper, it bleeds, stains, fades over time, smears, ect... the history of a piece can show in physical wear. What kind of history do you want to emulate? Misprinted? Stained? Kept as clean as possible, but unable to escape the bluing damages of the sun? It's one of my favorite things about making vintage art. Making it imperfect!
You can see the bleed, the wobble of the lines on the rug, the fading, the dirt... beautiful!!
Thinking in terms of traditional-method art while drawing digital can help open avenues to achieving that genuine, vintage look!
ALSO!!
YELLOWING!! Digital art is very blue-light based. Cold, clean, flat. But traditional art has warmth to it. Why?
Over time, paper gets yellowed with dust, oil, dirt, and nicotine from cigarettes! So colors got warmer. This makes art look pretty aged, on top of the slight toned papers and hand made/factory made inks they printed with.
Does anyone seeing this have a post they want blazed?
I have a free blaze available for another 5 hours, and nothing to use it for.
Will you be welcoming inbox trick-or-treaters this year?
YES! - Feel free to trick-or-treat in my inbox!
NO! - I would rather not participate!
Please reblog if YES so your followers will know!

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Happy Caturday!
I do like the colours of the sky.
A set of photos I took in January.
Thanks a lot to everyone who boosted my "if this gets 100 notes..." post, particualrly @glassesgirlies and @yoklbiacns10 - my bleeping executive function needs some kind of help even for things I want to do. ♥️
Sketch of Marianne from Strange Magic, for @shy-fairy-levele3 ♥️
Nothing to literally show for WIP Wednesday this week, but I'll tell you that I have been working on sorting through my January to June photos, and there definitely are at least a few worth posting.
Thanks a lot for your support!
If this gets 100 notes by the end of June, I'll go through the photos I took this year so far and post some (flowers and clouds probably, mybe even a bird if we're lucky).
If this gets 1000 notes, I'll go through last years' photos to look for anything interesting, too.

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I fiddled a lot with those, going over and widening lines a few times, but I'm calling them done now! :D
I started those y scattering small objects on the paper to determine where I'd start ddrawing the shapes.
If this gets 100 notes by the end of June, I'll go through the photos I took this year so far and post some (flowers and clouds probably, mybe even a bird if we're lucky).
If this gets 1000 notes, I'll go through last years' photos to look for anything interesting, too.
I'm a day late for wIP Wednesday, but the photo is from yesterday. Maybe I need to get something ready for posting on Tuesday to manage to post on Wednesday...
Anyway, I got some waterproof-when-dried "write & draw" ink, put it in two of my fountain pens (with different nibs), and doodled a bit on 10x15 cm/ 4x6 inch filecards.
For the last goddamn time...
"Kill your darlings" means "if something is holding you back, get rid of it, even if it sounds pretty."
That's it! That's all it means! It means if you're stuck and stalled out on your story and you could fix the whole block by removing something but you're avoiding removing that thing because it's good, you remove that thing. That's the darling.
It does NOT mean
That you have to get rid of your self-indulgent writing
That you should delete something just because you like it (?wtf?)
That you need to kill off characters (??? what)
That you have to pare your story down to the absolute bare bones
That you have to delete anything whatsoever if you don't want to
The POINT is that you STOP FEELING GUILTY for throwing out good writing that isn't SERVING THE STORY.
The POINT is that you don't get so HUNG UP on the details that you lose sight of the BIG PICTURE.
Good grief....
Also, you don't have to like, delete it from existence. Keep a second document full of the Darlings. You never know when you'll need it later.
The sweater back is up to 160 rows. Next up is knitting two parts up to the future shoulder seam…

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WIP Wednesday time! Still on the crafty more than arty side, I'm planning to make myself a bag that has exactly the compartments I want, for my pocket-sized bullet journal ringbook, my phone, my camera, and a pen or four. Also, the back of the sweater-in-progress is up to 139 rows.
Okay so I remembered that for years I used to pronounce the u in "cushion" as an "a", similarly to how you say "cut". But then I found out a lot of people pronounce it as an "oo", similarly to how you say "coup". (I'm not a native English speaker so if the comparisons don't fit please don't come for my ass) But apparently people also say the first.
How do you pronounce the u "cushion"?
"a", like in "cut"
"oo", like in "coup"
Native and non-native English speakers are welcome to vote, reblog for sample size etc etc