I'm such a quiet lurker, still learning to share my art and get unstuck from creative ennui.
Find me around the net:
📓Blog: https://t.co/NNuwj6vdW0
✨Linktree: https://t.co/5a5T8tyta7
✨Tumblr: https://t.co/GuBFxsV9J7
✨Instagram: https://t.co/hKP43CDwCm
Until we live in a world that affords all of us access to healthcare, UBI, and other necessary social safety nets, I will keep advocating for artists to do everything in their power to charge more for their time and skills. The reality is that we HAVE to under our current system.
Give yourself permission to be a beginner, to make a thing badly, to fail, to waste materials, to use up good things, to ruin, to grow, to learn, to enjoy your time on this planet for no product at all.
Building on my last posted art, I’ve decided to create a series of pieces, each building on the other. I’ve been focusing on practicing heads, forms of figures, and curly hair. You can see all the in between practice pieces and such at my blog (link in bio).
Talking like a faerie to communicate what other websites I’m on: If you think I am in other places you are correct and you would call me by the name you already know me, though you mustn’t speak it aloud nor warn me of your arrival
being a good artist isn’t about having artistic talent. it’s about practice and having the willpower of a roach that has been smacked 20 times with a rolled up magazine and yet Still refuses to die
Practicing drawing profile faces and wavy hair. And feeling so confused about how to draw folds >_<
Still, happy with how my 2nd procreate piece turned out.
Meet the artist! I've always wanted to draw one of these. 🥰
A little rusty tho - and first time finishing a piece with Procreate since getting my iPad in Oct.
Pose reference photo from @AdorkaStock 's Mask Pack ^_^