Ginny's Art @ginnyisarting - Tumblr Blog

did you know we take small commissions? what you get: a scan of a drawing of your pet. what we get: money. and joy of drawing little creatures

what we draw: small pets, cats, dogs, may try rabbits and any round-ish thing

cost: €20 per sketch

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just a reminder in those hard times. we also can do digital drawings (our portfolio) for €45 per drawing

#our art #tygodniówka #forum mirriel

banner for DBU, bigger and smaller

#our art #made in canva #forum mirriel

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it's something that i wanted to do for some time. to draw a bit more. but not like daily challenge, cos especially in digital form it takes too much of my time. so i made weekly list of subjects to draw for the next year or so. the only thing i want to do is to draw one drawing a week or so

gonna share those at my Cara, and if you'd like to, you can pay me for three coffees via my Ko-Fi (https://ko-fi.com/enbyginny) with the message ”tygodniówka” and send me reference picture to use for my drawing of one of the aviable prompts (if you happen to duplicate taken subjet, you will be able to change it to one of the free ones). we won't draw: spiders, nsfw, anything harry potter and jkr or police (excluding AMCW) related. anything else is negotiable

list made by me, in Polish, 'cos i made it in Polish in the first place and want to keep to Polish meanings of those words:

1. grusza [done]

2. agrest [wip]

3. niezapominajka

4. śliwa

5. czereśnia

6. brzoskwinia

7. przebiśnieg

8. plama słońca

9. komfort

10. jabłoń

11. letnie niebo

12. radość

13. jazz

14. balkon

15. queer

16. ogród

17. burza

18. koc

19. piknik

20. sterta książek

21. postać

22. muzyka

23. smok bagienny

24. ssak

25. ptak

26. latarnia

27. księżyc

28. planeta

29. gra

30. miód

31. herbata

32. ciastka

33. wzór

34. tęcza

35. góry

36. kwiaty polne

37. zupa

38. ryba

39. pomidor

40. pokój

41. mak

42. torba

43. dzban

44. dywan

45. żaba

46. chatka

47. biedronka

48. blizna

49. żółw morski

50. wilk z lasu

51. krasnolud

52. dąb

53. chmury

54. tramwaj

fanart do fika @andromedamirtle na Forum Literackim Mirriel i mała wersja

#our art #kruk #dziady #a pies #fanart

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did you know we take small commissions? what you get: a scan of a drawing of your pet. what we get: money. and joy of drawing little creatures

what we draw: small pets, cats, dogs, may try rabbits and any round-ish thing

cost: €20 per sketch

drawing for this year's Skumbrie w Tomacie

użyte prompty: trzewikodziób, Betelgeza, gryzoń, kartofel wariacja nt. dokąd jeszcze poza polskimi fandomami trafiła Sagala

#our art #forum literackie mirriel #skumbrie w tomacie

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I like you.

ginnyisarting

also, if you can't spend much time online. go to library, they're often free and have lots of books on different topics. read up as much as you can on anything in the world - cos wide reading makes you understand more about how things work and how other people write (yes, also non-fiction, cos that too is written and has style and all the writing technical things) - and write beside reading and don't give up even if you feel it's not good at all. only way for becoming good in writing is to continue to write trough bad writing and to fill yourself with other people's writing/worlds/talks and so on