And my last Art Fight entry this year, yet again pointed at @licorictus
When I tell you I love buff characters, I mean it. I wish I drew the arms half as well as I drew the back, but oh well, it will do. The hair was a slight struggle, but that's mostly because of my choice to go lineless, and it being rather difficult to do with all those different curl layers. But in the end, I did it!
And don't ask me who the anime girl he's painting is, I just came up with her on the spot.
Just finished a drawing for my entry for stryriis's DTIYS (Draw This In Your Style) on instagram!
Decided to draw this one linelessly, and I think it went pretty freaking well! In honesty, this took me even less time than my normal drawing would! Maybe it;s just that there wasn’t that much to draw, or maybe I just should draw lineless more...
One way or another, this was fun to draw! From the shiny golden details, to her chest fluff, to even trying a new way to shade hair, I enjoyed this quite a bit!
Now here’s something I spent maybe a bit too long making.
If you don’t know, I have a small group of friends with whom I play “Vampire The Masquerade” a D&D like tabletop game, if you want a simple explanation of what it’s like.
I play as a French/American vampire named Elizabeth Minette, who is an artist. In the next session, or the one after it, she will be in a contest against the head of her clan, and the GM (game master) said that I would get extra points if I painted what she would paint for the contest. So... here it is.
I specifically made it more painterly, so it would be more fitting for the setting.
And if you’re questioning the signature in the corner, then don’t worry, it is NOT stolen. I’m just keeping the painting as in character as possible.
Was inspired by this video:
And the unused idea that she had. Honestly, this is probably my proudest drawing of the year.
