What I Draw

More about what I like to spend time scribbling down

"What do you draw?"

I'm always up to try anything once but I typically like to draw

Typically I stick to my own art style and don't deviate much from it but sometimes I experiment to get out of my usual zones. I never know how to explain my art style but the best I can manage is mostly anime-inspired.

I spent a good few years trying to get consistent anatomy down and now I'm trying to return to making my work more cartoonishly expressive since I feel that fits my present style best.

I love animation and videogames and these are a common source of inspiration for me, such as:

Those above are just examples but I delve into a wider variety than I can cover here without making this list silly long. I spend a good bit of time watching new shows on the side while I work or playing videogames for fresh inspiration from mainstream to obscure. I believe there are merits in both convention and out-of-the-box in terms of gaining inspiration.

I'm terrible at following trends or keeping up with the latest/hottest things on the scene, I prefer to do my own thing at my own pace.

I refuse to draw any form of hate art targeting marginalized groups. I will also not draw any art intended for use as an NFT or use within the cryptocurrency scene in general. I don't consent to my art being used to train AI.

"What do you use to draw?"

Like many artists I started with traditional pencil and paper work. I started becoming a more digital artist when I was 13 and it's what I mainly use now, but I like to return to traditional mediums occasionally.

I use a Huion HS611 tablet, I'm a bit of an outlier who dislikes the fancier LCD screen tablets though I do also own a Surface Pro 3 for occasional art use (and primarily travel computer use).

"Can you teach me how to draw?"

I obviously can't dedicate full time to teaching anyone to draw but I'm happy to help give pointers and advice to those who ask!