JediAnn Solo’s Current Fixations

These are my two favorites so far.

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AGENCY DAY 3: Act III pg41 by JediAnnSolo

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I don't feel like I improved it as much as I just... tried slightly harder than the first time, hehe.

I’m hoping I’ll find a way to catch up by the end of the weekend. Take care, my dears.

Last night, my little one refused to sleep until almost 2am, so I sort of pulled an all-nighter trying to calm her down. I had to complete this one a day late, but that's nothing new at this point, haha. It's looking to be another long day, so I might move today's redraw to tomorrow as well. We'll see!

I was looking at hats because I like hats and I found this really pretty one that I thought would look nice on my version of Krystal. That's it, that's the story. And thus ends the digital 10! Starting tomorrow, something else!

(Also, Chris Niosi used to be one of my top 10 favorite voice actors until I found out what an absolute piece of garbage he is. It's a shame too, because if he were to have dubbed Static's voice in my comic, I wouldn't've complained...)

Nope, it's not a Rito (but this character's player is a huge Zelda fan, so he did request some Rito likeness). This is Korr Avenesh, our D&D party's Aarakocra Gloom Stalker Ranger (and scholar). Kind of gives off that smug birb vibe, but in truth, he is a very kind and optimistic party member who usually mediates and deescalates the arguments among us.

Now here's a character I haven't drawn in forever! Lyndixie, an old OC that I once really wanted to turn into a children's book (still kinda do), flying on one of her many makeshift airships. This one's made out of a tricorn hat.

October 16 would have been my maternal grandmother's birthday. She was beautiful soprano, a caring cook and a small business owner. A florist. I have memories of going with her to purchase flowers for her bouquets and helping her arrange them. She was dearly loved in her community and church and always involved herself in them somehow. I am sometimes haunted over not being next to her when she passed. When I flew to Puerto Rico for her funeral, it pained me to walk into her shop and see flowers she had never finished arranging for clients. It made me feel like she left too soon, but I also felt blessed to have her around as long as I did. Not many people my age can say the same.

This is Clement, the close-combat-centered, criminal background Druid who I've already made a character sheet for just in case one of my two current D&D characters bite the dust.

Twin siblings, Sandy and Randy, enjoying a laugh. I like to imagine sports may've been the one thing the two had in common growing up, or at least the one thing they could bond over. But they did love each other a lot. It's a shame that in my comic, they are a whole universe apart. :(

Exhausted myself once again (been up since 4am!), so I'll have to move 14th's drawing to the 15th. See you soon!