this is a really bad sketch i inked only to see it better. i'm not comfortable at all drawing human forms, but i wanted to draw myself having a tea party with my future arch nemesis
back from a week long trip with the fam. got more pokemon to draw
i'm so angry i halfassed the background then i forgot to fucking save before i closed it
okay so coloring fire is kinda fun
this was harder to draw than it looked, lol. i also went with a slightly different palette for beedo because it looked better to my eye
bonus beedo below for u ash, ur welcom
drawing pokemon to try to practice shading and some lineart
i drew this for a friend
amber would probably introduce her friends like "and these are my followers"
i end up being really proud of my warm up sketches sometimes i should post those more
i had fun coloring her...
revisited this sketch. leaning towards the short-sleeved dress
i always get consistent for like a week then i mess it up
i remember why i hate summer when the bugs come back
everybody together
i just wanted to draw her again 🥺 👉👈
edit: i also drew other girls
almost forgot to post. i like the palette for hans (on the left) better than fletcher's.
oh above them are their family crests
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The eyes were the first thing I looked at in the Azuma, haha. And I just wing it with iris placement, every single time. Hope for the best. Like you, I've been meaning to learn how to draw the rest of the eye. Someday!
@Ashly huh, wow. that's really funny!
i don't like drawing pupils because there's a certain placement you need to give them to make it look...correct. i tend to just like the shape of the eye itself. i'm trying to push myself to draw the whole eye, as you can probably see in some of the more recent pokemon pictures... (with a bit of light reflection which is more than i've ever done)
animal eyes are especially weird because they usually don't have irises.
Nope, this is perfect and the best. This is really cute!!
Also, I've JUST realized that we draw the opposite parts of eyes. Combined, we draw a full eye.