It took me a while to figure out which colours look good and I’m still working on it. Ignore the clouds.

Hey y’all!
I really wanted to make my own take on the GTA VI cover girl and decided to use the stunning Malevola from the Dispatch indie game as my model.

Hope u like it!

That’s literally it. I’ve been wondering this for like 7+ years. I think it’s hilarious

This is taking me 8.5million years help ☺️

Working on something I don’t want to spoil yet. But Im trying to mix manga and manhwa. Any critiques are welcome

Just wanted to share with others- thank you!

I’m currently working on a spidervese like animation, while trying blending modes I came across this render and I HAD to try sneaking Batman.

finally it didnt take ten hours to do it but just five, getting faster

Actually I don’t prefer character art, I lost my old arts and this is what I found!

Done with Procreate standard oil, pastels, and pen brushes 🤓 just trying to be looser/more painterly in my sketches

I really do enjoy Procreate! The temple was a bit bland and decided to spice it up. I used the Sawgrass brush, and Paper Daisy for the flora. I used Rainforest, and Natural cloud for the fog. And Nebula for the starscape in the background. For the moon I used Space Mw 1.

I just got procreate and i just cant find a brush that im good with using. I used to use one on CSP that was ... normal... just round bit soft on the edges but not even moticable no textyre nothing but i had a smudge function too. So if u press super light it smudges and the more you press the more collor shows.

Also does anyone know a guide on all brushes on youtube or something i can only ever find "how i draw" and how to create one.

Finished this one yesterday

If I open up commissions for portraits and things how much should I charge? 8x10 Portraits take me anywhere from 8-10 hours and then everything else varies depending on size and complexity. What do you go by when doing commissions? What about overall prints? Here’s an example of my work! I used oil brushes for all of these except the first one where I used oil and wet/dry acrylic.