Technique practice feat. badly drawn Best Coast cat and a color scheme that seemed cool in my head ‘till it was on paper.
Lessons learned:
1. Sometimes thin paint is nice but…
2. Layering over ink is not for the impatient because ink does what ink does best… smear.
I don’t know. I still kind of like it to be honest.

I don’t think a line of a song has ever been more relevant to my life. Or at least what it’s become within the last half a year. And that’s kind of sad, I guess. But regardless of that, just as the title of the song says, “at least I’m not as sad as I used to be.” 

This wasn’t quite what I had in mind to upload today, but it turns out I don’t have any watercolor paper left, so I’m improvising with some dumb stuff from my sketchbook. 

“Are you scared?”
“All the time.”

Au Revoir Les Enfants (1987, Louis Malle) 

Did You See the Words?

Ink and watercolour. 

The ink wasn’t supposed to run, but I kind of like it, so… Happy accident?

I do apologize for the quality, my scanner isn’t working. 

Pinky promise~

Watercolour and ink. 

Ink. Not finished.

Let’s ignore the fact that I drew the heart way too far over for artistic effect.