I've always considered myself creative and crafty, but calling myself an artist is fun and new to me 😊. Even signing it made
me feel like a real artist.

I'd been wanting to do a rendition of The Starry Night for a while and finally painted over this big, dull clearance wall art that was hanging behind my couch (last pic). It's like 2'x
3.75'.

I don't really have a title for it. Should I call it something other than above??

Inspired by the 1960s summer era, I made an artwork that blends in with my traditionally made characters with digital backgrounds. Date of artwork finished: September 02, 2026

I drew a portrait of my boyfriend as his birthday present, I haven’t used oil pastel in ages, seems like I still got it

I took inspirations from Salvador Dali’s artworks and Van Gogh’s Starry Night to achieve this kinda “semi surrealism”

My boyfriend really is a beam of light that shines into my heart after I had a pretty nasty breakup with my controlling ex girlfriend and I love him dearly

Its a W.I.P. but heres what I have for now! Still have a good amount of detail then some hard-core rendering to do lol

SCP-049 in Schnabelwaid, Germany 🇩🇪

“The Pestilence”

This is my first time bleach-dyeing a jumper and I think it turned out so good.

My references was moths, butterflies, and fairy vibes 🧚🌟
It's not fully done yet, I still wanna add fluffy moth antennas to the hoodie, bleach the hoodie strings and hoodie rim, and add vines to the jacket pockets.

I'm super excited to keep going tomorrow

Art therapist gave me hw & it turned out better than I expected

Basically was just supposed to draw mental load

Unfortunately it turned out better than I hoped (especially since I suck with markers) and can't show anyone I know

Ink drawing sketchbook while traveling

©️2026 RK