#portrait artwork

[solgasart]

It's hard to believe there's only one final episode left in this wonderful story. I can't believe it. Can you?🥹 But back to the portrait. Even though Lord Grey (and David Berry) played a key role and shone in the previous episode, I couldn't help but sing an ode to Jamie Fraser's hair, which we finally got. 😅😁 The reconciliation scene was magnificent. 👏 Each of them aired their grievances, complained, confessed, apologized, and thanked. And someone even felt a slight twinge of fear, expecting a real punch in the face. It was great. 🤌😅

[grungesniper]

Sunrise, Parabellum 🌅 / Tequila Sunset 🍹

[amaliazeichnerin]

Continuing with my series with portraits of people of the pagan/witch/magick/occult community.

This is a portrait of Ysha, also known as The Activist Witch.

Ysha is an Italian/Arab Artist, Poet, DEI Educator, Community organiser, Witch and Tarot reader in Wales. They have several videos on YouTube, write essays and Ysha also does a podcast called „Scintillae“ with their wife, about „Reflections from the Intersections of Oppressions“.

Tools I have used for this portrait: pencils for a preparatory drawing, fineliners, colour pencils.

By the way, I have given up art professionally and I don't do commissions, but I still love to draw or paint portraits as a hobby.

All of Ysha’s links: https://activistwitch.co.uk/links/

[down-in-dixie]

[renka2802]

Lia's portrait

Little and not perfect portrait for artfight. I think i need more practice with faces. I like the character palette and details. It was fun to draw her.

[timmurleyart]

Portrait painting of K.H.⭐️🇺🇸(commissions open)🇺🇸

[eye-burning]

While it's his route anniversary today, it's free Palestine every day. Wiki dates get confused sometimes 😁😁

This link is to a post that has fairly international ways to support Palestine. if you don't see anything that's accessible in your country then I ask at the very least you join the BDS boycotts (consumer and organic boycotts are the brands of interest). They're focused on specific brands so I promise it's do-able.

I know fandom spaces aren't typically open to political movements but Idgaf.