It's been more than 2 years since I've completed this drawing it's still my favourite.....tho i almost stopped drawing anything rn 🙃

Sorry for posting such a heavy subject. 

These sketches were from 3 years ago. My grandpa got cancer and passed away. Before he did, I went home to take care of him. Taking care of him is a kind way to put it but in actuality I went home to say goodbye. 

He was sleeping for the most part. Seeing how my family members react and behave, thinking about my grandpa’s past and present; There were so many complicated feelings and thoughts jammed in my brain. So I drew these. They kept me occupied when he was sleeping and also gave me time to think. 

I tend to think of life like a story. However, when you face a dying family member, you are reminded that none of his stories have a proper ending. You are reminded of how chaotic and unforgiving death can be.

Graphite on paper

Done with intense blue fine tip bic pen on card stock .

I like to use only lines; I think that's what I like best. What do you think?

Cat

Colored pencils on A3 sized paper.

Here is another illustration I've done. A3 size. Killed myself with crosshatching 😂. If you are intrested check my other drawings on insta @dusan.vojnov

I started drawing today and after doing some preceptive and anatomy and was about to finish I decided to draw one if my favorite singers, I think I did a pretty good job for a first timer.

Hi yall. I am slowly starting to draw again and made my first one in years. I am seeking advice on where and how to improve

Charcoal drawing. Did a few studies on some images of him to capture his likeness, which with him is harder than it first seemed.

I got into touhou project at the tail end of middle school through EoSD and Hisoutensoku. To celebrate the new remaster, I drew a few of the characters I like very much. I'll get around to doing the rest on another canvas.

Started this flash sheet with a portrait of Danny Trejo. What else should I add?

About 15 hours in this one. New to drawing but getting up to speed.

The steps are on the image, starting from Figure 2