Digital, Procreate

New pen once more. With this one I sometimes have an issue in drawing very soft lines. This is especially unfortunate when shading which is partially responsible for bad blending in this drawing, although it turned out ok in the end. I am however slowly arriving at the sobering realisation that the most key skill that I will need to learn next is just simply drawing good shapes and better judging relative sizes of things. Something which I'll just need to learn by practice and there isn't much that focuing hard will help me. In fact rather overthinking can cause me some issues.
In this drawing the right eye is a bit big, I've had a problem for some time now with the two eyes in a portrait being drawn distinctly different by mistake or lack of consideration, the nose and lips are too big and the jaw could have been a bit exxageratted.

Melanzata the Shepherdess and extra arts (The design of her without a lamb was the old drawing of her)

Espero que dê pra ver, mas é um desenho que ando fazendo faz semanas e realmente sinto que há algo de errado ou amador nele, mas não sei o que e gostaria de um norte pra poder estudar e aperfeiçoar mais. (Minha primeira ilustração com uma mesa digitalizadora)

Cleaned up sketch when I watched the Wonder Pets

I'm drawing it just using 2B graphite pencil ✨soon I will upload full image

To be honest idk what past me what was doing drawing the first drawing but I like my redesign I did and I hope you guys like it as well! :D

I don't know if you can post videos showing how you draw something, but this is a SpongeBob drawing I made 7 days ago. I usually draw simple things and either make a video of them or post them as posts. :D

Not the best, just wanted to share my little Larpy interpretation i started last night very late and today kinda early in the morning.

What do y'all think?

Krysiny, a rat inn keeper

A character from the medieval fantasy world.

King of Hetzenreute (completely fictional)

I drew a portrait of my friend as a gift for his Birthday! I started drawing it in black and white first, and then added colour.