Dru - Art & Illustrations

This is for all of the artists who work hard to inspire and don’t get the credit they deserve! Recognition doesn’t define you or your work, it speaks for itself! You’d be surprised how many people’s lives you’ve touched WITHOUT being celebrated for it.

Ever since I saw Brandy Norwood portray Cinderella in Roger and Hammerstein’s Adaptation I’ve always thought “Cinderella is a Black Woman! PERIOD!” When I think of a black woman with beauty and grace but also the youthfulness to be someone such as Cinderella I immediately thought of Kelly! A true rose in a bush of thorns!

As much as I dislike the Disney film Pocahontas, I do like the music and the message behind it! Appreciation is KEY!

Make sure you guys check out the time-lapse for this drawing and subscribe because this is the first in my ‘Disney’s Star Studded Hall of Heroines’ series! 🖤

Here’s the time-lapse for Chloe x Halle! Make sure you check it out, subscribe and leave a comment on your way out! I truly appreciate the support! 🖤

‘The Kids Are Alright’ This album for me is a staple of my youth. It’s something I’ll never grow tired of! It has songs for every single mood and/or trial I’ve experienced. Not to mention, it’s one of my top 3 for the year!

This is my latest time-lapse on my channel. It would mean so much to me if we can get that video to 25 likes. Not an extreme goal, but a goal nonetheless. 🖤

‘Beychella’ - The first BLACK woman to headline Coachella.

‘Normani’ I’m really excited to hear Normani’s solo project hopefully later this year we get a sneak peek of what’s to come.

Check out the process to my most recent Nicki drawing!

‘Barbie Tingz’

I just realized I haven’t posted this link. My bad…

‘Princess Shuri’ Shuri is last but not least in this Women of Wakanda series because of her intelligence. Shuri is only 16 years old in the film and she oversees her entire country’s technological advancement. She’s proof of not only women, but young women of color being able to do anything they set their minds towards. It makes me happy that young black girls can see that positive representation on screen.

Be sure to check out my time-lapse of Ramonda which is part of my Women of Wakanda series. 🖤

‘Queen Ramonda’ Ramonda is third in this series because of how she showed her strengths in a subtle way. Her husband passed and she still didn’t mourn publicly. She supported the crowning of her son as the new king of Wakanda. That is why she is a true Queen.

I’m sorry I keep forgetting to keep you guys updated when I post new videos! 🤦🏽‍♂️ please go check it out and don’t forget to subscribe. 🖤