Paper cutout of my personal educational philosophy of 4-letter words: "work read sing walk"
I'm calling this one done.
@Braden-Hallett I am sure that you hear this all the time but, WOW. That is amazing. Great job on the color. It looks so alive!
My sketchbook page yesterday. I’m trying to fill them up like an artist i follow on IG, @russcox_books. Check him out. His pages are great.
Finishing up Beginners Photoshop class - I am so happy I can blend without needing to depend on the mixer brush! 
Thanks @Will-Terry for unlocking the Pen Pressure buttons on Photoshop. That as well as experimenting with opacity and brush size for a more even blend. Started with the black and white for his frog and will have to finish up with the colour sometime this coming week. Always room for improving, but here is the black and white one. Thanks again.
Just finished up the colour one today .
Mouse practice. This one is all my own creation. 
No Instagram references.
I did use my own photo for the flower though. The mouse is from my brains. 
These little snapshots of what everyone is doing are really really cool. It's so interesting to see things in mid-process. Last time I posted, it was exactly a month ago.
I'm personally working on a collection of 100 Hands of Friends and Family, and this is the hand of the director of the play my school is working on currently--Our Town. 
I'm still using reddit to challenge me. This one is someone's DnD character request. I accidentally merged all the layers when I meant to merge some. Bonus challenge. I'm still not sure the face foreshortening was right. 
This will be peiced together to look like a flip book animation. The blue pot will have the growing plant in it. I have iMovie. Is there another way to piece all the final pictures together once I’ve photoshopped them together?
@Whitney-Simms I know gimp and clip studio both can make moving gift. Photoshop might also?
@ThisKateCreates sweet! I’ll check it out!
@Braden-Hallett that's a beauty man. Great job. I love the texture you are using and how well the line work is meshing with it.
@Whitney-Simms I love this! Watercolor animation!? Yes, please!
@ThisKateCreates photoshop totally worked! I watched a tutorial on it. Not hard at all. Well, to do the effect I wanted. I wanted it to look like a flip book. Who knew! I’ll post it when I finish it.
Sunday afternoon I didn't wanna draw anything, so I went to the reddit character request subreddit to find some kid-friendly concept.
Rock gnome riding a giant fruit bat.
Cactus stationary commission. It was kinda foreign for this southern girl to paint. Give me a seashell any day! But it was super fun! -licensing 2021. Y’all know that hashtag #beachbody2020 , that was popular when 2020 seemed super far away and you were posting pictures of doughnuts. So here’s to licensing in 2021!
Profile is easiest, so why I struggle at it so hard.
I've been getting into watercolours this last week. It is a tough medium but I'm starting to get the hang of it.
Check out my latest drawings: https://www.instagram.com/nathan_creates/
And... After checking my drawing using a quick copy pasta I see where I made my construction errors.
Again with expanding the facial features. Redo time.
I may need to do some drawing abstract shapes drills.
These little snapshots of what everyone is doing are really really cool. It's so interesting to see things in mid-process. Last time I posted, it was exactly a month ago.
I'm personally working on a collection of 100 Hands of Friends and Family, and this is the hand of the director of the play my school is working on currently--Our Town. 
