Click or right arrow for the next drawing, left arrow for the previous one. I didn't think I would actually make an art dump, but I don't think I would have shared most of these if not for my now-good friend the art dump. These are remarkably pixelated! Made on Chrome Canvas.
#1. A chick I semi-traced. Wow, it looks really cute. #2. Silverwillow in a den. It's raining outside. I'm not really proud of this one. #3. A jellyfish. If you are in fullscreen, you can see the krill, which are way too small and make the jellyfish very disproportionate. #4. I traced the salmon from the internet, then just drew under it. At first, it was supposed to be a silhouette, but then I decided this looked better. #5. A whale tail. (Fun fact: Every single color in this drawing is some shade of blue!) #6. This is an unblurred, un-zoomed-in version of my profile picture, and my favorite drawing I've made. #7. A pile of rocks I drew, mostly for shading practice. (Totally not going to be important later on in Rainwillow's Prophecy!) #8. Cat outline. I probably would have deleted it, but I love the shape of the ears, even though they are pretty small and narrow. . An egg. You can see that I got a bit...bored at the time of this drawing. I spent about 20 minutes on the tiny dots at the top. If you aren't in fullscreen, you probably didn't even notice them. . This is my take on the ThunderClan/WindClan border; I made this a few months ago and it now looks really weird (to me). Art I added: : This is a WIP joke I'm making for my art teacher. We talked about how we went from Da Vinci to bananas for multiple classes, so I decided to draw it. And look, I even shaded! : The flower was a prompt to draw signs of Spring, and I just wanted to try drawing a butterfly. : This is a fan drawing of the best picture book of all time, Llama Destroys The World. Hopefully, a library by you has it; it's really good. : Experimenting with using the eraser tool like a pen. These are meteorites, by the way, burning up in the atmosphere. : An assignment for school to draw the mythical bird Pah from Hello, Universe. This was a 5-minute freehand sketch, so don't be mad about how the color doesn't match the outlines. (I think of Pah as a giant raptor-phoenix).
