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Another birthday card I made. It's a horse that says, "Happy Birthday", on it. That's how low on ideas I am.

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I drew Elvira because I watched her 1988 film and I think she’s cool.

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John Wick and Dog.

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I made a card for another one of my friends.

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This is a thank you card I made. I made it for my teachers as I have just graduated and thought it would be a nice gesture.

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Current mood, or whatever it is the cool kids say.

Sorry for the abhorrent quality, but my scanner sucks.

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Here's all four of the birthday cards that I've made for my friends.

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More animal drawings I did a while ago, when I felt a bit miserable. Drawing them cheered me up. I'd recommend trying the same thing if you too are ever feeling down.

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Yesterday, for some reason, I received quite a few likes and reblogs on a drawing I posted almost a year ago.

In case you're interested, here are some amusing animal drawings I made recently. Feel free to like and reblog these too, or alternatively don't. Do whatever you please.

In case you're interested again, I'm much more active on Instagram. Here's a link.

Thanks for those kind likes from yesterday. I appreciate it.

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Here's a drawing of Scrungo.

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For one of my briefs, I had to make a comic in which each page could be read as a separate story. We were shown examples of oubapo comics as a way to give us some inspiration.

An oubapo comic is one in which there is some sort of restriction. Some oubapo comics will have unconventional panelling, some will read the same back to front, and others will have the same image in every panel.

Each page of this comic had to have six panels, have no dialogue and could have one spot colour.

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For this brief, I had to choose something to adapt, but I also had to improve on something in particular. I chose to adapt a scene from the play 'Bugsy Malone', and to improve on drawing women.

The scene I decided to to adapt was the one in which the character Dandy Dan has one of his gang members killed. I decided to make him and his gang all female, and as luck would have it, I found a script online in which the gang had been changed to an all female one. For some reason though, the person who wrote the script didn't change many of the pronouns from "him" to "her", so I rewrote it and corrected the mistakes.

The characters I drew in this are all actresses or entertainers from the 1920s. The people I drew were Clara Bow, Gloria Swanson, Josephine Baker, Louise Brooks, Edna Best, Anna May Wong and Gilda Grey.

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Here’s a drawing I did of Debbie Harry.

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This was for a brief in which we had to focus more so on the text. We were given a selection of several monologues to adapt into a comic. I chose to adapt Jules Winnfield's Ezekiel 25:17 monologue from the end of Pulp Fiction.

I didn't really feel like drawing it how I usually draw things, so I decided to draw it in a more "realistic" way.

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For a group project, we had to make either an anthology, an exhibition or a workshop. My group decided to make an anthology. Our anthology is a series of four short comics that are adaptations of one of Shakespeare's plays. To make the adaptations more interesting, we each chose a different play, as well as a different theme.

I chose to adapt Act 3, Scene 1 of 'Romeo & Juliet'. I chose to adapt it into a '70s theme as I like the aesthetic. I'm not really into Shakespeare's work, so I just tried to adapt my chosen scene into something that I would enjoy.

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This is for one of my assignments in which we had to draw a comic about a conversation we’d overheard. Instead, I decided to use a conversation that I had with two of my friends while we were playing GTA Online.

Here we talk about our favourite YouTuber, Kwebbelkop. I was going to draw the three of us how we look in real life, but instead, I decided to draw us as our GTA Online characters. And yes, I am the girl.

I might colour this one day, but I also might not.

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