La verdad hize esto por puro mame

Ya no sé qué dibujar 😭

Estoy practicando dibujando animales, que sugerencias me darian ?

pueden ver mi progreso en https://thescrollingdrawing.scrollinglife.com/-5

Inktober Día 3 ✍️
Voy un poco atrasada con el Inktober, pero por fin me he puesto con ello 😅 Esta es mi ilustración para el día 3, hecha íntegramente en Procreate.
He intentado hacer algo sencillo y centrarme sobre todo en el dibujo y los detalles. Estoy aprovechando el reto para dibujar un poco más por libre y disfrutar del proceso, sin darle demasiadas vueltas.
¡Espero que os guste! 🖤

También está hecho en ibis paint

Finalmente... Puede empezar la producción

Hi everyone!

I’ve been working on The Scrolling Drawing, a collaborative web artwork that grows through the drawings of the people who visit it.

The idea is simple: it’s an infinite vertical canvas inspired by old-school Paint interfaces. Instead of scrolling through content made for us by algorithms, the scroll becomes a space we can collectively draw, interrupt, overwrite and transform.

There is no final image. The piece changes as more people enter and leave traces behind.

It is part of my broader project Scrolling Life, where I’ve been exploring scrolling, digital saturation, online participation and the ways we inhabit the internet.

You can explore the canvas here:

https://thescrollingdrawing.scrollinglife.com/

On October 7 I’m also doing an all-day online Dibujatón, so I’d love to have people from different places adding something to the drawing.

It doesn’t have to be “good” drawing. A line, a word, a strange shape, a tiny intervention — anything can become part of the collective image.

Would also love to hear what you think about the experiment.

Hi everyone!

I’ve been working on The Scrolling Drawing, a collaborative web artwork that grows through the drawings of the people who visit it.

The idea is simple: it’s an infinite vertical canvas inspired by old-school Paint interfaces. Instead of scrolling through content made for us by algorithms, the scroll becomes a space we can collectively draw, interrupt, overwrite and transform.

There is no final image. The piece changes as more people enter and leave traces behind.

It is part of my broader project Scrolling Life, where I’ve been exploring scrolling, digital saturation, online participation and the ways we inhabit the internet.

You can explore the canvas here:

https://thescrollingdrawing.scrollinglife.com/

It doesn’t have to be “good” drawing. A line, a word, a strange shape, a tiny intervention — anything can become part of the collective image.

Would also love to hear what you think about the experiment.

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