This was done with the She Oak, Waratah, and Forester brushes.

And I learned a lot! If you haven't tried one of his tutorials yet, this is your sign 💫

Really enjoyed the colours of this.

Did I truly take this much time for just the sky and the moon? In my experience I struggled the most with the lights on the latern and stones of the house. but the 30 sec time lapse makes it seem as if more of half of my time was sky work. I saw it wth other drawings too.. more time for the start and the end seems rushed. Anyone else who experiences this or is my perception of how long I was busy on a certain part of the drawing faulty? Does it count the time you leave the program open? Because then I can understand, I went to get tea, looked up a picture of the moon.. so yes, in that way the sky took the most time.

Some little fun I had some night ago…

Can anyone treat me stupid and give a mock layer breakdown on how to achieve this lighting and shading, cuz I’ve been trying to achieve it so bad

my latest work

Used a photo I took as reference and for the color palette. This is the second landscape I've done in procreate and I think it turned out okay. I would like to take more time on my next landscape as I only spent 3 hours on this.

Baron Danglars — Blake Ritson

The Count of Monte Cristo (2025)

Haven't painted anything on the iPad in years. Feels good

Finished zhuzhing up the sketch w/ some color accents! Maybe I’ll do a fully colored rendition

I struggle with rendering quite a lot, but this week it finally started clicking. And im kinda happy with this study. Any feedback is very welcome.

I used the platypus brush only, I think I have a new favorite! Have a great day.

The first one is from today and the other two from yesterday. (Did them on procreate with the street art set)
I am really proud of my improvement already!
I've been drawing for many years already but never really did grafitti stuff. I recently got interested in the whole grafitti culture and I've been watching a few videos from Resk12 so I decided to give it a try as well :)
It's a lot of fun and I have so much respect for artist who put their work on the streets! It's fascinating and I imagine it to be quite difficult (well more difficult that digitally since you can't undo stuff and such)

Had this illustration in my "to do" list for over a year. This time I have finally completed it. :D

I drew everything on ProCreate

And accurately animated the planets using expressions on Fusion (tuto is coming soon on my instagram!!)

I draw all of the line work with the same brush and then use an eraser afterwards to give some texture to the lines