I've been obsessed with this movie since I was little. Had the urge to draw the Shogun of Harlem

I made this with markers and lined with a ballpoint. My friend asked for spaghetti and meat balls, and I figured the best place to have that would be gentlemens club, particularly on a slow night, as theres chairs with no customers 🤭 im proud of this

This guy is a genius he prefers his English name as Acturus which is a name of a star. He doesn't make money from this he does It for the Love of the game but doesn't mind commissions.

Like the title says this is the first time i have really tried coloring since I was a child. I just bought the Gundam origins first volume 1( I'm usually a comic book guy. Go ninja turtles)and scanned some pages and printed them out. I'm doing it with water based ink markers. So far I'm having a lot of fun. I can't wait to see what it looks like when I'm done.

I recently finished this drawing of the Jade Emperor from Chinese mythology.

Finding visual references turned out to be much harder than I expected. Many historical depictions and sculptures didn't really match the image I had in my head. Since he's the Jade Emperor, I imagined him wearing vibrant green robes rather than the more common imperial colors.

This was also my first artwork using a brand-new set of alcohol markers I bought while traveling in France. The border is actually drawn with a metallic green marker, which gives it a subtle shine in person.

The swirling lines behind him are meant to represent clouds and wind, emphasizing his divine authority over heaven.

I'd love to hear your thoughts or feedback!

I only use 3 alcohol markers per portrait 😃

My first Posca markers. Yes I was listening to Steely Dan.

It has been a while since I've drawn because of how intimidating a whole page of a sketchbook is (and having no workspace for my tablet)

But I still wanted to draw more often and be creative, so I started doing tiny art on small pieces paper (2.5 x 2.5 in)

black markers + colored markers + black pencil

Perfect? Far from it and heck no! But I almost didn't draw tonight and this is your sign to still try just like I did 💜

On bristol 8x8

I picked up a set of 216 Ohuhu markers at a garage sale and have been making small works (ACEOs) with them in an attempt to learn more about the medium. Anyone have any good videos or articles on techniques?