Thank you very much! ❤️ I'm not doing commissions at the moment because I'm still researching the pricing and the best way to go about it. But I'll definitely do it in the future!

It's pretty simple, but I kind of like how it turned out.

After quite some time away from drawing, I'm picking it up again as a new year's resolution, so I hope this account sees more activity soon.

I highly recommend doing this to everyone, be it visual art or writing. I loved the experience and I think you would like as well.

Transcription: Lindal: Finished with the beauty ritual, Old Bear? Barda: *chuckles* Yes, I’m ready. Barda: I haven’t done this in a long time… What do you think? Barda: Lindal? Lindal: *Fuck, that’s really hot*

I also may or may not have an obsession with Obi-Wan Kenobi now.

Despite the absolute hell that this month has been for me and how busy the next one will be, I wanted to participate in this year's roddacember. I will end up doing it in January instead but oh well. I also chose to do the weekly prompts to go faster. This time I decided to really push myself and create a finished painting using gouache. It took me a while, but I'm finally figuring out the way I like to work with it. I plan on using the same paint for the other weekly prompts so this will be very interesting for me.

Last one in the yellow section. I always found it difficult to use this color, so this was a great exercise for me. Unfortunately, Edér doesn’t think the same.

Yes, I am doing huevember in the middle of the year. Calendars are cancelled. The Penumbra Podcast has been my new fixation for a few months now so here are my two favorite ladies.

I’ve been really into fashion lately and I saw this outfit, so here’s a fashionable lady in these trying times.

Some sketches of antelopes! The first is a gouache painting of an oryx I did on the cover of my new sketchbook. The second is also gouache, but on paper.

I've been trying some different traditional art mediums lately and my favorite so far is gouache. I love how it looks on paper and I find it a lot easier to work with than watercolors or inks.

More sketches practicing with nankin ink. This time trying to do gradients and backgrounds.

Some sketches I made on my new sketchbook. Featuring some animal and human anatomy studies, a few faces and a random space filler at the bottom.