Drew these watercolor green leaves. An abstract plant, something like that.
Eyes are a window to the soul. Not in her case, though. This pencil sketch is too blurry, but anyway.
This is a weird pink hand character drawn in Paper.
And some evil scary creature. Where it came from, I just don't know.
Finally, some colorful nerdy balloons. The mohawk is my favorite.
Here are all my sketches from the first week of February 2017. First, I drew this cute burning fire character in my Paper app.
I also sketched this flower in ink. Then added watercolor and was surprised to see that my favorite black pen had water soluble ink. Anyway, my mistake had fun results.
Later, there was a big sale at my Society6 store which inspired me to draw this watercolor sketch of the 40% and some leaves around. To be honest, Just felt like drawing and this was the thing that came up on that day.
Finally, some abstract swirls which I drew in Procreate. Lots of purple, heh.
Drew this watercolor sketch on one of January's topics -"plaid" for the challenge of Anika Starmer (
Let's Make Patterns). Had a lot of fun layering the colors.
Drew this tiny sketch with fun and flowers in Procreate while my daughter was sleeping beside me. I am making a little animation from this image now. Will share it as soon as it is ready.
Some ice cones and snowflakes drawn again for one of the January topics of Anika's pattern challenge.
In this image I was experimenting with the watercolor tool in my Tayasui Sketches app. It's great.
Some eyes here and there... Drew this pattern in Paper. I draw a lot of freaky weird eyes recently.
Finally, here's a cute little bug drawn in ink. You can see the pencil marks from my little daughter over it. She drew, too. :)
Abstract drawing in pastel. You can tell that I love orange. :)
Some of the most wonderful artworks with intense colors I saw recently. Well, the first two maybe not so intense. I love them nonetheless so they are here.
by Beeple
I hope you enjoy these artworks as much as I do. Visit their creators' galleries by clicking on the images. See
my art collection at Society6. 'Till next time!
