#semi-element

[thenearsightedmicroraptor]

MOAR STUFF!

I think I wanted to say something about this once?

Meh.

[thenearsightedmicroraptor]

I think I'm beginning to understand the thing with not waiting for inspiration, but just work. Alother thing Loke have helped me with. My practice is changing my life, but so far, it seems like it's for the better. Anyway, a new card! So. Close. Now! This one's a bit dull, and I think it's going to be that way with the remaining ones as well. That's okay, I need practice with dull colours anyway.

[thenearsightedmicroraptor]

Another card! And I even made a walkthrough of this one, I'll post it later!

[thenearsightedmicroraptor]

I don't think the latest ones have been as good as the first, but I'm just slightly tired of doing them, so I can't be bothered doing more now.

... Why did this one turn out so creepy?

[thenearsightedmicroraptor]

This was ... about as hard as expected. I expected it to be hard.

My feelings through drawing this was something like: "This works. No it doesn't. Hey no, look, it works! No, it's not good. No, it works!" I ended up somewhat satisfied?

Smoooooooke!

[thenearsightedmicroraptor]

Look! Drawing weird villain-monsters from cartoons mixed with sheep helped! Art! Back when queueing these, I kind of kept it ... secret, or something. I didn't really expect this response at all, so since people are actually interested: Thank you! I'll be sharing for you because you're cool: Vita means light, and thank you for liking my little project here!

[thenearsightedmicroraptor]

The more abstract elements are harder to illustrate -  and this one got even harder by being so simple in terms of concept. I had to push myself to keep going after the first few brush-strokes. I like the reult though. It took me places, the original idea, and I like where we ended up. Which I am happy about, because I really like this element!