So lately I’ve been doing more traditional art. Photoshop is pretty great but since my tablet doesn’t have a screen it’s very different from pencil and paper. Here are some sketches of different swtor charries. Luca, Revikun, and Lulu sans tattoos.

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So lately I’ve been doing more traditional art. Photoshop is pretty great but since my tablet doesn’t have a screen it’s very different from pencil and paper. Here are some sketches of different swtor charries. Luca, Revikun, and Lulu sans tattoos.
doodling revikun as a merboy with the world’s prettiest shell
proof i’m alive
I was told I should make it more obvious who has been drawing these arts. So I did. <3 I have never liked signing art, I always just thought that the signatures detracted from the art, and, more than once, got in trouble with an art teacher for being difficult about it. However, digital art and layers make it so signatures aren’t as egregious to me anymore.
Still a habit I should probably pick up.
Dude in the above picture is based off a character I created when I was 15. I have teenager sketchbooks full of him, so thought it might be nice to try to draw him again, since I don’t immediately hate my art anymore. Turned out alright, so I’ll share for Day 4.