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IS THAT WHAT I THINK IT'S???? IS THAT HOBBIT'S HOUSE? IN RDR2????
Or maybe not?
I'M SO HAPPY TO FIND IT!!!
found my old scribbles. think they kinda cute...
here we go... nice and snowy start
I’ve just been re-reading Hobbit, so I can make this doodle for TolkienReadingDay2021 ♥
Hobbit is one of reasons I’ve became illustrator. I read it when I was ten years old and I hated illustrations in czech version so much I started drawing my own illustrations ^^; (these illustrations are quite arty and I enjoy it now but back then..no way)7
happy Valentine's day
I've made some cards with my favourite chthonic characters
another note to self:
don't look at the abyss. there is no answer only suffering
note to self: working on characters can be a form of therapy.
diving into their stories helps to break free from rumination. through them, it becomes possible to express feelings in a way that feels honest yet distant enough to be safe. this approach allows emotions to be explored without triggering the inner barriers that often block self-expression.
foxian family from HSR
had a lot of things to do but still worked on my challenge
the second day of my challange
doing everyday drawing practice makes me satisfied and fulfilled. finally I'm able to do what I made for not what people want me to do. it's some kind of freedom and I finally feel it.
do my best. that is my weekly lighting challenge.
30 min for each sketch. one brush. no pipette
So I have some kind of artblock and trying to fix it with art therapy – actually expressing emotions in art, drawing thoughts and conditions. Well maybe it's not perfect but I'm so happy I can draw again without forcing myself. That's last six days works:
1. Inner kid portrait.
2. Conflict with inner critic
3. Doom
4. Inner parent
5. Personal boundaries protection
6. Hope?
Actually... It helps a lot. Firstly, I didn't think about anyone opinion during process, so those sketches are more expressive than anything I usually do. Secondly I started to play with tools and materials. For example I found out that white coal pencil makes graphite more deep black, and acrylic paint could be a base for soft pastel. Thirdly it helps to deal with strong emotions.
I'm so happy I did that.
Here we go... My little personal nook for all my sketches and arts.