rongapilv

Peace, 2021

Digital paintings, 2020

A blackout poem I made as a last assignment for my creative writing class.

Eyy, I finished the Improvement Hell challenge! Super happy with the results, here's a redraw of a sketch I made last year !

🌞sunman🌞

I absolutely adore the concept of sun - the goldness of it, just sitting in warm sunshine, sunsets and rises - but since I wear glasses (i don't have optical sunglasses yet, so everything hurts when sun shines very bright qwq) and prefer colder weather then all I wanna do when sun is actually out, is sit inside near my cold fridge. Anyone else like that or just me-

Jacob and Goldie from Fantastic Beasts, I really really want the third movie ghhhhhhh ;;

Just thought, I'd post it here as well. This was honestly so much fun but it took such a long time :0

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I did some environmental drawings, aaaaa! I still find them super tricky but so far I've come up with few tips that have helped me a t o n.

Just gonna leave them here in case someone finds them useful :}

- master perspective. this can be a bit tricky at first but it's a core fundamental skill for drawing environments. i found watching simple yt videos the most helpful (Circle Line Art School makes easy to follow tutorials!). make sure to follow along!

- think of your environments as characters and describe them. wanna draw a field ? what kind of field is it? is it a sunny summery cornfield under a blue sky or a misty lavender field filled with soft white bunnies ? asking these sorts of questions makes your vision more specific, so it's much easier to draw.

- references, references, references! collect images of rooms, props to put into these rooms, fields, forests, trees, couches, a n y t h i n g! and if you're stuck just pull this folder out, combine references and if you draw directly from them, always remember to credit :)

- most importantly, don't give up! I've struggled with drawing environments for such a long time since i sucked at perspective and it seemed boring to me. drawing environments literally feels like magic now since i can m a k e u p a place that didn't exist before!! pure magic.