Jul 23, 2020
˜”*°• Sad Tree •°*”˜
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˜”*°• Sad Tree •°*”˜
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Feeling troubled? Just tell the SADNESS tree. It’ll absorb all the SAD.
Hello traveller, what you are witnessing with your very own eyes is the start of my digital art journey.
This path is perilous, and I advise you to stay clear. Though if you wish, you may throw stones from the viewing stands in the form of criticism.
The only way to improve is to fail repeatedly, and that makes me uncomfortable, which is why I am posting my failures for all to see as a form of self-inflicted torture exposure therapy.
"Thought" process for this drawing: I wanted to draw a flower, I failed, so I made a tree, I was trying to make a line to separate the trunk from the canopy, I failed, so I made it sad. Why is the tree sad? A lumberjack, of course. But why is the lumberjack here? He made camp here, of course, and now need more firewood.
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Welp there it is, such as it is our Christmas tree. No ornaments yet but I will be breaking out my Riker for total sure.
Annual pruning of Ida, my Chinese Elm.
She always looks so sad and bare after. 😔
Concepts of a little book I wanna make called The Grey Tree