Actually,@imarilor gave me the cool ✨ idea to draw something from MMPPP at least once for mermay too, lol. Coco was my favourite because look at her!! So yellow. still salty she & Noel didn’t get own character songs >:c
I got me another cute adoptable by @time2slime on twitter, it’s the little one on the left :B I named her Ville. So fun to draw orz I paired her up with Elnias because I wanted to do something nice for mermay at least once!!
A gift for @OyasumiPanpan on twitter featuring one of her demon girl OCs! The design is so fun and colourful, it really makes me wanna create more characters like that again, too (ง •̀▿•́)ง ….
Quick warm-up, they’re an adoptable I bought from @vxrbxl on twitter! I was never really one to excite for adoptables, but recently I’m discovering so many great artists who create such lovely designs, I’m happy ( ◞･౪･) ♡
A little something for @Nyahoushoujo on twitter ♪ I’m not familiar with the game at all, but I fell in love with her design really quickly. Witches and sailor uniforms are my weak spot, what a good combo…
Last summer I made this contribution to @sharetheworldzine ! It was such a pleasure to work with the rest of the contributors and to draw these gorgeous gentlemen ✨
The only Trafalgar Law fan art I did last year - a shame.
I need to pay more attention to my king again. Q_Q
I drew this for the One Piece Fashion Zine @sharetheworldzine
- and of course I had to draw Law (as a model) walking the streets of New York City. Manhattan (to be more accurate) is such a stunning place. I went there a few years ago and omg I’m still so in love. *_*
Corazon, wearing an outfit inspired to one of Versace’s latest collections, sitting on the Heart Seat in the Dressrosa Royal Palace.
My full illustration of CorazonforSHARE THE WORLD: A One Piece Fashion Zine. You can find the unwatermarked version of the artwork in the fanzine, more info @sharetheworldzine! ^^ (Thanks to @vastro72 for the cover picture, and to @skartlie for the magazine logo.)
Just finished today two of my digital artworks. The other one has been in making for a few years and the other one got wrapped up in mere few days.
I think it kind of depends on how complex the art piece will be for how quickly I can finish it. Surprisingly, sketching and making lineart digitally takes pretty much the longest time. (I usually make sketches traditionally and then ink them digitally.) But that’s because I like to procrastinate when doing the sketch and it has to be as perfect as it can be before I’ll scan it. As for the digital lineart…haha, if the line will be even a little bit longer, it’ll come out wobbly or just ugly, so I’ll endlessly redraw it again and again, despite the fact in the finished result one can’t even see it. (But I’ll know it.)
Welp, I still have more art pieces that I should at the first plan and then make before June will end. (Once again I’ll be busy-bee during June when comes to art-wise…well, hopefully, or I’ll marathon those art pieces while crying ‘why I didn’t start sooner when I had time?!’)
Finished this last night. Aeon Flux and it’s art styles were a huge influence on me growing up. Used to watch liquid tv back in middle school. And wanted to draw something for BLM. And to me, Aeon represents the fight against.
