#drawingpractice

I want to practice dramatic lighting using color. And this was my first attempt. Mistakes were made and that’s okay because I’m looking for progress, not perfection.

Pixelart "Rem"

*-*)/ me gusto mas de lo que pensaba el pixel art, los bocetos seguiran a lapiz pero talvez el coloreado lo haga mas en pixelart me salen mejor jaja

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Mermay 2026!

I seem to visit this challenge every few years

Does it suck? Yes. But although I messed up A LOT on this, the only way I can get better using acrylic markers is to actually, you know, USE THEM.

LOL

I really should have taken a photo of it BEFORE I added color. sigh Oh well, doesn’t matter. I’m not working on my drawing skills - though practice is ALWAYS helpful - but on getting comfortable using color.

At any rate, I have an idea for a story that I just don’t have the time - or inclination - to work on at this moment. So I did some drawing that was… idea adjacent.

There are probably 101 SPN (or more- MUCH MORE) fanfics in which Castiel is cursed/hit with a spell that transforms him into a child. I have only the VAGUES idea and no time to indulge because I can’t work on two writing projects at once.

I’m just not that coordinated.

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