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Logo design credit goes to: tubbadu
A crow I did for Halloween, dunno about beautiful but it's the first time I tried watercolors.

Bloody good first go!
Doodling


Not a new picture, in fact, a very old doodle, but i like threads like this because fuck AI
Ignore the fact that my fish look like peens, im very aware

Here's one from a couple days ago.

Something I did some time ago, but a bright image for dank winter days :)


I dont really know how to draw beautiful pictures, or pianos for that matter
A piano outdoors is a beautiful thing & I like this image for it's simplicity - it makes you stop a moment :)
Someone once told me “if you want to be good at art, try drawing things upside down”.
Here is an upside down apple that I flipped 180…

Here's something I drew last week.

I never got around to really properly starting a game project I was making 9 years ago (gee, time flies) called The Great Adventure. In it you'd explore a tropical island! In the quit screen there was a message "the turtles bid you goodbye!"
Now the game was just a text-based thing written in Turbo Pascal for DOS, but this illustration here is what I had in mind.
Wow, I haven't thought about Turbo Pascal or Borland in such a long time! Thanks for triggering some happy memories. I bid the turtle goodbye back!
That sounds like a really cute game. Love the turtle too!
Ok I too drew a picture

Hey, I made something similar!

Munch's The Scream with emacs artist-mode


Have a hamster in a lemon helmet

What's everyone using to draw? I shouldn't be suprised that Lemmy users are overwhelming choosing digital art. Personally, I used the Sketchbook app with a pressure sensitive stylus.
Photoshop and a huion display tablet.
It, uh, genuinely didn't occur to me that I could draw with my hands physically
Pencil, watercolour, then a random mix of biro, gel pen, fountain pen for details
I use Krita, and a Wacom Intuos tablet. (Currently on Windows. ...I have confirmed both 100% work on Linux tho.)
I used the fossify paint app on my phone.
VeeDub aerial fun...



Kittens are a reliable source of joy
Has a look like you just caught it in the middle of making mischief!
Well of course! They are mischief incarnate after all >:)

I touched my phone and this happened
I'm terrible at drawing, so I in fact cannot.
But I'll take this as an opportunity to experiment.

Wasnt really planning to draw tonight, but you know what, sure, Ill try something, Ive been needing something to distract me from my anxiety problems today anyway.

I was shown this neat webapp called wigglypaint by internet janitor for making wiggly gifs.
