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To the person who didnt let me quit drawing 312 days ago, thank you🩷

Old vs new (yesterday) (though not much, since its just a chibi, im still very happy)

I had alot of trouble with my rendering then. I wanted to delete everything and quit art right then and there. But this comment seriously has been pushing me for almost a year straight. Ive studied, ive read, and my mindset is still artistic as ever, so thank you random Redditor on this sub🩷🩷

u/Radiant-Resource4601 — 4 days ago

I drew Peach before but I wanted to try a more cartoony version rather then my normal style! I made a keychain for it too

u/HakusCavern — 4 days ago
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this took SO FUCKING LONG OMG

lowk my new best i think, but im also so glad its finally over

u/Carmin_Monmon — 5 days ago
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[OC] The Boar Tamer, by benouaaah(me), digital painting, inktober2026 - day08

The rocky paths of the Crimson Mountains are treacherous and challenging for the inexperienced.

Thankfully, you can always rely on the traditional Boar Tamers to deliver goods through the mountain range. Just make sure you don't mind your goods getting a little...musty!

u/benouaaah — 7 days ago

5 different methods for the same reference

I wanted to try different methods to see if I can pull them off.
The first one is my usual drawing technique.
Which one of them you think has the best potential ?

to give some idea:

  1. using many different brushes and textured brushes ( 3 hours )

  2. I used the lasso tools and sharp edges to make the scene ( there are some places I used other brushes ) (around 7 hours)

  3. Using 1 brush (5 hours )

  4. Ink and watercolor ( 4 hours )

  5. Watercolor with white gouache. ( 1.5 hours )

Thank you

u/Illustrations-flow — 12 days ago

My first digital art: stealing of the first flame

I recently bought a pen display for the first time. So this is technically my 2nd digital art, and first proper digital art (I made the first one using my fingers on my mobile screen).

This time, I first drew the sketch on paper using a pencil, and then used my fine liner pens for line art. Then took an image of the sketch and import it in krita and traced over it using my pen display. Then did the rest of the colouring inside krita.

Of course as you can tell, this art is inspired by dark souls. What do you think about my digital art ? Do you like like ? Any mistakes you can see? I am a complete newbie, so I would appreciate it if you guys point out my mistakes, thank you.

u/suvojit1999 — 12 days ago

Anything I need to fix?

(Please ignore how messy this looks my sketches are usually like this lol)

Anyway! Hi there! I'd like some feedback on this sketch if possible. This sketch is for commission that I've received and this would be my first time ever drawing food. I know you can't really tell at this stage but I like to think I did alright? What do you guys say? I also welcome any other critiques if you think there's something else I need to fix!

u/Lailosh1 — 11 days ago