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I made these two from the three color challenge. These two have the same three colors used. I made only the first one originally but then I was like "I could do better" so I drew the second one.
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My spirit medium male!...stuck in a Korean traditional dress. It's fun making fun of males with long hair.
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On sundays I would usually be with two little boys, and during that Sunday he was interested in drawing in my sketchbook. I got a reference picture from my phone and we both started drawing from it (the top one is by the boy).
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I wanted to do the random scribble challenge...and I did! I kind of went for more of a realistic style and it turned out...alright I guess.
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A dancer that I drew after being inspired by concept art of Rayfa from Phoenix Wright.
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"It's so much fun being free!"
A girl that I created for a roleplay and decided to draw her.
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"Anything for my 'lil sis!"
"Those hunters are going to pay!"
Pele was created for a roleplay, but I decided to draw her dead older brother, Maui, to see what he would look like alive.
