Skye Brush pen doodle of @vulcantanymore’s fursona Skye. I adore oriental shorthairs so I had to draw them!
Pen Runner vroom! Getting more and more fed up with inking digitally. Hilariously, it’s faster for me to do the sketch on the computer, print out the sketch, ink it traditionally, then scan it back in and fix any goofs.
Blind as a Bat Finished! I’ve always related to this phrase… without my glasses, I can’t even read the big “E” at the top of the eye chart at the doctor’s. The flowers on this are saffron and eyebright, both plants that help with vision, and the bat is a lesser long-eared bat. I also stuck this on a […]
Inktober Day 21 – “Furious” Fun fact: there is no minimum height requirement for a driver’s license in the US.
Inktober Day 17 – “Graceful” + Day 18 – “Filthy” These two are from a short story I made, Immaculate, which is about as close as I’ve ever come to “vent art.” It was my way of conceptualizing the desperate phase in severe mental illness, when you’re expending every ounce of your energy to maintain a facade of normalcy to those around you even as you can […]
Inktober Day 16 – “Fat” Dedicated to my dear Marigold, The roundest creature I ever knew. May his fishy soul rest in peace.
Inktober Day 15 – “Mysterious” This one has always evaded me. (It’s very appropriate that I drew this one a day late.)
Inktober Day 11 – “Run” When you’ve spent so much time and effort to look good for your big day, only for a tiny detail to unravel all your careful planning…
Inktober Day 10 – “Gigantic” She’s a very big girl. (Size difference is usually not this big, but hey, the prompt demands it)
Inktober Day 8 Today in “being honest about your inability to pick gifts”… (It’s very interesting to try and do white lines on a black background with ink.)
Inktober Day 7 – “Shy” I’m kicking myself for drawing a squirrel and not a baby badger. If you hear an artist talking about how a piece was “overworked”… this is what they mean. Woof.
Inktober Day 6 – “Sword” Anyone who’s viewed my blog for more than three seconds could have seen this interpretation coming.
