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Unfiltered versions:

Look at my war goddess dawg, she found a place to belong

- I had a very clear image with this one, not just trying to copy the reference pose, but also give it my own spin. Funnily enough I had an idea for a drawing with a VERY similar concept as this one, so when I watched the programme, I just poined and went "OMG I WAS GONNA DRAW THAT" (For context it was a Kris drawing about the "loosing their hand" theory). Frankly I already want to play around with the perspecrives some more, this was fun!

- The sketch itself took a WHILE and I think it somehow still looks like Diluc 😭? (am I crazy? It's the face that throws me off somehow... Anyway the color helped with that one). I also always sketch on paper before uploading it to digital, so this was a nice challenge!

Anyway

We are so back! I haven't been consistent with these which is ok.

- The first three are me playing around with *drum roll* the Lasso tool!! Which I found exists in MediBang... I am blind.

- The next three are just me playing around with texture, color and lighting. No real thought behind them which is both a positive and a negative...

They are so stupid /aff

The first three drawings were made around Christmas time. The second drawing specifically is of chocolate coins.... I love chocolate coins...

Definitely my favourite out of the three, I had so much fun with the colors and idea.

The next three, as you can see, have totally different brushes used and!! I'm happy to report that I found the cool fun brushes in the program I use!! It only took me too long... But anyway the first was mostly a test.

The composition of the second one came from a dream I had. I really wanted to at least put up the general idea of what I saw onto paper. And no, that's not a hill :D

And the third is my little pride and joy from this bunch. I had a clear idea and I really wanted to take my time and execute it well. I like it, turned out very quaint. Gave me an idea for a bigger future project too. I will say though, now that I look at it, I would go back and experiment more with the lighting and coloring. It's relatively plain-feeling.

And lastly, the last two.

I had once again began one of these with a big idea that was going to take me a while, but felt rather burnt out and like I lost the entire reason for this challenge. We all go through that. So I made the cats the way I wanted and simply placed them in a pretty undetailed staircase area maze. I love the idea and would enjoy going back to it whenever I feel like subjecting myself to stairs perspective hell.

Last drawing I have nothing much to say, really ending it off Not with a bang. Which is the idea.