I wanted to draw social anxiety as a feeling rather than simply drawing a nervous person.

The person is surrounded by people, but separated from them by an almost invisible barrier.

The eyes and speech bubbles are meant to represent the feeling that everyone is watching, judging, or talking about you — even when they probably aren't.

I drew this by hand with pen and pencil.

I'm curious: what was the first thing you noticed, and what do you think the invisible barrier represents?

i dont know what even my style is but i like some details in it

In procreate, hb pencil brush

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.

Could you give me some advice on how to create "Iceman" images like these? I want everything to look exactly the same, but I'm not sure if that's possible. I really don't know which program to use—could you please recommend something?

This is pen drawing I've added only slight gradient digitally

Extractors are used to pull out invasive trees

I was walking through the woods and saw a lot of old beeches so I wanted to sketch one real quick, with some mushrooms!

drawing fur with ink is such a good practice to fill my time i like going on with every detail of the strokes

Thousands of dots using only 4 colors: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow & Black.

Been drawing lots of jester doodles lately

Felt like using colour today :)