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Yeah, it looks pretty innocent but that's alright. The horns seem good to me, I see no fault. Some paint would be a plus, so I look forward to seeing the finished product! You did well considering you only used a pencil. The shading is nicely done.

Thanks! I won't be using any paint on this one yet, as I said it's a study. I have an A3 sketch book that I am filling up with mythical creatures. I was planning on keeping it all black and white ink drawings, but maybe some paint is a good idea. For now, it's time for some full body sketches.

Same creature, same tools, different expression. I put a little more effort in the textures and shading of this one.

Spoiler: Angry Forest Nymph

As a bonus; here's a better picture of the first drawing:

Spoiler: Neutral Forest Nymph

Since it's been ages since I uploaded something, here's a study sketch I made.

I was practicing folds and different types of fabric on a dynamic figurine. Done in pencil and gray fine-liner. As for the figure itself: I suppose she is a blind dancing mage?

 

[PersonSP]

Update time!

I am working on (non-human) fantasy creatures.



Done completely in chalk. I did use a tiny brush and some water to create the spots. Since it's chalk it's easy to update so this is permanently work in progress.


Shading work for a dragon-like creature. This is not the final sketch, but I haven't decided on a colour scheme yet. The body is going to get a proper smooth coat in the next iteration. Pencil and graphite powder.



Practice sketch for various skeletons. (I mashed a whole bunch of animals together in these.) I am polishing my anatomic drawing skills- and a proper skeleton is at the very basis of a proper creature. Once you start seeing the regularities and patterns skeletons actually aren't that complex. Both done (completely) with a HB-pencil.