I have been trying to expand my drawing into styles and subjects I have not practiced much to push my boundaries. One thing I have not done a ton of is drawing landscapes and doing color pencil work and so I figured to take a shot at freehand drawing a random scene from google image search and coloring it with a set of cheapo color pencils.
I have been doing a bit too much drawing from reference image, So to get some variation in my drawing I decided to draw some scenes from imagination and only use reference image to get some ideas as how to fill in the fine details.
I really enjoyed gravity falls so I went back and started re watching it again, At some point I felt inspired to pause it and draw Dipper and Mabel. After I drew them I just started adding some doodles.
When the great demon lord finally fell his heart was ripped from his chest by the hero. Evil poured from it like a spring of death and it took on a life of it’s own. Before the hero could regain his composure it fled the battle field. They say it’s hiding deep in the earth in a ancient place of evil untouched by light since the birth of the world biding it’s time until it regains power enough to revive the demon lord to it’s former power.
All the cool animal art online inspired me to give drawing a cat online.
I saw a goofy looking photo of a cow and wanted to give sketching it a shot. I really enjoy the chill vibes cows give off a lot of the time.
I have done a lot of quick sketches of mammals, fish even birds but not as many insects. So today I decided I should give a stab at drawing a preying mantis. I just googled praying mantis and attempted to freehand sketch the following reference image.
Mystical talking wolfs living in a ancient forest sparked my imagination as a kid, so as a homage to this film I decided to draw Princess Mononoke as today’s drawing.
This is the expression of nature’s oneness with the elements of the world.
Elephants are super interesting animals, Even being the largest land mammal they can still peel the shell off a peanut with their trunk. It’s no wonder they are one of the most famous animals around. I felt inspired to sketch up a image of a elephant and converted it into a vector graphic.
