#dokushi

[highdio]

Just here to say that the difference between a zombie and a vampire is that zombies melt and vampires turn into ashes

[ghost-nagant]

The boy who calls himself Dokushi

So every year I redraw this RANCID drawing from 2020 on June 20th (when I first started procreate).

It’s become a way for me to see my progress year to year when it comes to my drawing skills.

The og for reference:

I’ve rewritten him this year, so he’s less like a pathetic cat and more angry tbh.

Here’s all the drawings from 2020-2026

And before anyone asks, he’s in a completely different story than my other fankid

[mymangacaps]

[mymangacaps]

[mymangacaps]

[myaurolove]

Continuing Manga Recommendation is...

2. Dokushi by Higuchi Daisuke

This is about a boy who lost his entire family to an airplane crash, but there was something much more sinister in the background of these events; that caused him to be so haunted his eye changed. Now whenever he touches an object, he’s able to see images of events that occurred around said object. He’s adopted by an eager journalist, who loves to get the scoop before the Police and together they go about revealing the tragedies behind some of the most sinister crimes. Anyway it’s melodramatic, emotional and I love the action; as well as the suspense, from the real ongoing’s of our MC’s personal tragedy.