Dilly-dallied with this one a bit, but another card in the books. Note to self: get better at cutting tiny curves.

Made over the course of 24 hours for this year’s 24-Hour Comics Day challenge.

(part 1: https://lemmy.world/post/53986600)

Made over the course of 24 hours for this year's 24-Hour Comics Day challenge.

(part 2: https://lemmy.world/post/53986803)

When I drew this character a while ago, my mind was inspired and then I found that the background was interesting. After drawing the Halloween drawing one where I put Lyulu in a picture/painting in that area, I felt like making a drawing of this place in my imagination.

At first, I drew it at dawn, but then I looked at the map I made for this kingdom and since this part of the land is west, it should actually be dusk in this perspective.

And not satisfied with how I drew the character, I will have to redraw it one day, with a more interesting outfit or such.

My main character in the kingdom of Monelia. I was pondering what her story would be about, after scrapping a previous plan I had for a story in that kingdom.

While I still don't know what to go for, I may at least retain the idea that Aria and Julianne may travel together in the kingdom of Asgal one day, and that Julianne wants to know about Aria's complicated feelings.

There's no metaphor here, I just didn't recognize myself in a reflection and wanted to draw about it.

I am not very confident about the left baby. I chose this symmetrical topic to test if my brain still works right after my health/life issues.

Buildings in Dallas (my photo, Fujifilm X-T5)

Cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/53883874

Trying to commit to it. I have forgotten how good is to focus on something rewarding.

In honour of Patrick Stewart, I drew Jean-Luc Picard, graphite on A5 paper

I thought of a silly joke and then turned it into a full art piece cuz I could

I wasn't feeling very good lately, so I used these feelings to shove them onto some drawings (and it made me feel better).

If I had to give a brief explanation, the first drawing would be about social anxiety, the fear of others.

The second would be about silence.

The third is an old drawing, quick drawings onto it.

The fourth. Well, hard to explain. I was pondering what theme to go for this character, maybe pondering on light and darkness as someone said to me that my art was a bit too dark and people may prefer light-hearted drawings.

It made me want to buy a book at least.

A Mesoamerican mask portrait for Halloween!

Don't know why I started there.

"The desire to fly is not enough; one must also possess the wings." — Gustave Flaubert