#tan paper

[godinthebeehive]

rat stranger

[amandassketchblog]

Quite Small Irish Setter Drawing.

[danneroni]

Super Silver Haze 🌿💨🚀

[kraft-sketchbook]

Casual studying

[opossumcorn]

Oh lawd it's that famous unicorn again 😆

I think I did this for Junicorn in 2020. I was inspired by a weird deer figurine I found online and thought our girl would look neat in the same style.

I like that I never finished her fetlocks, but posted it as finished lmao oh well.

The watermark is the name on my DA account, but I assure you, it's me.

[pallanophblargh]

A comic I started during my vacation(s), based on something that happened while on said vacation. Not likely to be finished anytime soon since my plate has been filled unexpectedly.

PSA: don’t feed the wildlife. Be sure to lean over a picnic table while eating potato chips or you might find white throated sparrows launching themselves at the crumbs under your feet!

[unwise-augur]

Episodes 5-8 of my relisten! I’ve been looking forward to this batch of drawings, and while they’re not necessarily my favorites of the bunch I still think they turned out pretty well :D

[Image Description: a series of four drawings done in pen and ink on tan paper.

The first shows Stanton is tied to a chair, turned away from the viewer and grimacing. Faulkner is standing, smiling, with one hand on the chair. Only one of his eyes is visible as he says “My song is long and twisted”.

The second drawing is split into three sections. In the first, a young woman, The Promised Bride, kneels by the riverside, her face covered by her hair as she stares down into the water. She is saying “It winds.” In the second section, a young Carpenter sits at a table in front of a plate of pancakes with her face in her hand looking bored as she says “it worms”. In the last, a young Faulkner walks with a backpack over his shoulders, looking skyward, as he says “it wends”.

The third drawing shows Paige leaning on a balcony railing with peony vines twisting around it, looking down and off to the side, holding a champagne bottle in one hand. A cityscape can be seen in the background. Paige looks distressed, and is saying “it carries few, it drowns many”.

In the fourth and final drawing, Paige stands in the foreground, visible from the shoulders up with her back to the viewer. In front of her, Faulkner kneels with his hands on a table with a tape recorder sitting on it, eyes wide and expression shocked. Carpenter stands leaning on a windowsill, gazing out the window. Coming from the tape recorder is a square speech bubble that says “And those I love it rends” with “rends” underlined. End description.]

[voiceless-bones]

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