I used:
•carpenter pencil found in the industrial park
•orange coloured pencil found stamped in the mud at the park
•white out pen found at a crosswalk
•purple pen, on a sidewalk near a karaoke bar
•black pen, "acquired" from an appointment where I had to sign many things.

I haven't posted my art anywhere in ages, but I'm happy with this low effort, freeform doodle I did the other day.
I love using restrictive palettes a lot. The only utensils used were ones I found on the street in my adventures. :)

Cropping name and @ out, but this person is a shit take machine today, wow. Thinking that if someone decides to NOT play the social media numbers game they are "entitled" is fucking gross as hell. How can such good artists have such brain rotted takes?
Not to be that guy, but... Touch fuckin grass.

This is such a headass take. "Don't treat fictional characters like humans and give them consequences of their actions.", while simultaneously, "give them character development".
Receiving consequences, and learning from them, is HOW you have character development ffs.

Designed this with the help of one of my partners for a good friend who's helped me a lot the past few years. I wanted to do something back for them as a show of how much they mean to me. :')
It's also the first time I've really tried drawing another's character!

These critters were only a few feet away from me as I was out getting some fresh air! I waited a moment, and the little bird hopped right up to my feet, looked at me, and then hopped away. It gave me a big smile I kinda needed today. :)

Oh my gosh, I would love to see how you would doodle my headmate Mina. She's a big ol plush dog, with a massive tail who likes mischief. :)

Judge me based on my commanders. :3c

Kept seeing this in my dreams the past couple days, and felt a need to get it onto paper.
My system has a recurring theme of "nonconventional eyes", from having six closed eyes like in my pfp, or having Xs for eyes, etc.
I think this manages to convey the emotions I have towards my own eyes well.

A painting I did today of one of my headmates, Myorf. It's a little mammal critter that represents a sort of hole in the universe of my mind, so the body being filled with the negative space of the page felt like it suited that enigmatic aura pretty well.

Today's lesson is on Identity as a quantum construct. We as observers have some level of uncertainty about who we are, which means our identity is only truly defined after additional observers measure our qualities, and we finally understand who we are, and close the wave function.

Welcome to the beginning of my project: Aleph Null. Through these pages, I will do my best to teach one how to understand and incorporate Infinite Infinities (א), and the Magnificent Paradox of Nothingness (0) into One's (1) Life.

Bob Ross'd another piece I really liked for practice. I have some particular gripes about it, but I really like how the bow came out, and I learned a TON from it, so my next piece should be a little easier on my patience.
Digital has a pretty tough skill curve at first.

Chasing Life 🐾🐾🌈🐾

The Stars Above 🌌

Too Close to the Sun🎈✨