This is just a doodle, nothing special. Basically Tam and Keefe in a nutshell. I am THIS CLOSE to finishing Unlocked, which makes me sad and happy at the same time. Sad, because I am going to have to wait who knows how long for the next book to come out. Happy because I can now look at and watch whatever I want without any spoilers. So yeh. If you need something to do, go read Keeper!
This isn't a recent drawing, but it's an old favorite of mine. This is Venoct from a game called Yo-kai Watch. When I drew him, I tried to make him look older because I think the actual character is a kid. Anyway, thanks for checking it out!
Literally just void Henry. I'm gonna be a lot less active on here because I got Instagram, where a lot more people like the sort of work I do. Link in bio
This is a drawing of Venoct, one of my favorite characters from Yo-Kai Watch. I drew it a couple years ago, so it isn't very recent.. But it's still a nice drawing I think. *Edited for clarity*
This is another art purchase (commission) I got on deviantart: http://deviantart.com/nyeopatra COMMENT DOWN BELOW IF YOU WANT TO BUY ART FROM ME! Price is from 1 usd to 6 usd!
Late night on Google I came across a creepy vintage photo. And I decided to draw it my art style . I used Watercolours and a fine point black sharpie .
Ceci est un de mes premier projet à l'acrylique. Il est composer essentiellement de couleur primaire. Il illustre un drapeau des États Unis d'Amérique blanc et rouge sur laquelle des étoiles à cinq pointe et astérisque, jaune, bleu, rouge, noir et blanc. Notez: c'est une photo prise avec un léger angle. / One of my first acrylic painting. Essentially from primary color.
Another icon or logo of Jester's restaurant, "Ringmaster's Pizza Hall". This one is more sinister, and looks more like a FNaF teaser, especially for Sister Location. Though the Altitone animatronics were based off of the funtime's designs, the resemblance between Jester and Ennard is completely coincidental --- but I've kind of embraced it now. Drawn with FireAlpaca.
