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My beloved Major Jack Krauser from Resident Evil 4 Remake 🔥

This painting was kind of a stress relief for me since I don't do fan arts these days. That's why I'm posting it only here where probably no one sees it anyways.

I'm not really into digital art so this one is done 100% by my brushes in my little hands stained with acrylic paints.

Partially, I referenced a pic from Pinterest and then added the hand and the bow.

Making fan arts is one of my ways to get at least some pleasure from my hyperfixation - so what, who's gonna sue me.

P.S. Is it just me but Krauser looks slightly different in different photos? I mean his face on the reference I used was a little different from the one you can see in the cutscenes in the game?

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× pumpkin illustrations 🎃

Even though it's almost Christmas holidays, here are some pumpkins I drew last two month ago.

It's been really A WHILE since I've had crayons in my hands. Feels refreshing and nice after long hours of work in front of computer.

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× Anxiety [painting, 2023]

Acrylic painting, A3.

× This painting is (as you could read above) about mental health, anxiety to be exact. Stormy sea as a place of power and intense uncontrollable forces – just those things you might feel when you're in your darker places.

I keep working on my acrylic painting skills and I can definitely see some progress, even though there's still a long way to go.

× As not so experienced artist, it's important to remind yourself about taking your art seriously, even if it doesn't exactly look the way you expected. I truly believe that one day I'll be able to do art as one of my professions, not just some hobby but there's a long road ahead :)

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✦ Italian ducks on the Como lake