Pilea vs cat
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Is this an ingens, trigona, or something else? I got the cutting a few days ago and it has some little roots. I would like to put it in some soil, any advice on pot size/soil mix would be appreciated!
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My first EVER houseplants of my own, I already want more! Doing lots of research but any beginner tips are appreciated!
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Hannya and kiku sheet - CC appreciated
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This was intended for my portfolio but I splattered ink on it 🥲 Should I cut out around it as I've seen some people do? Or just leave it as is? Any crit on the art would be greatly appreciated as well!
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A crocodile skull I drew yesterday
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Two ink drawings of Bart Huges, a Dutch librarian who performed an autotrepanation in 1965. Both sketches were done with a Kuretake no. 50 fountain brush pen.
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Two ink drawings of Bart Huges, who performed an autotrepanation in 1965
Beautifully designed.
My first and only tattoo, got it on my wrist exactly 7 years ago. I thought it had aged well but then I found this sub and went back to look at it fresh and now I'm not so sure. What do you think?
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[analog] My favourite I’ve made in awhile (plus bonus alt version w/ text)
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[analog] My first collage after a break, I’m excited to be cutting stuff up again ✂️
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Blackwing vs mechanical pencil - which do you prefer?
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A sketch from this morning
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Parker - pet portrait by me. CC very welcome!
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5x8” watercolour from my hot press sketchbook, not sure if I should give it a title though!
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Some pet portrait ornaments for Xmas gifts - my first try with acryla gouache. They were so fun to paint!
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Day 6 - Bouquet
A collection of the daily Inktober sketches throughout the month of October. (r/Inktober is not affiliated with Inktober.com)
My tribute to Kim Jung Gi
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Day 4 - Scallop
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Day 3, Bat. One day late is better than two days late, right?
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Day 2, "Scurry" - Maybe this is more of a scamper?
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My first ever Inktober drawing - Day one, Gargoyle.
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Any alternative prompt lists for Inktober 2022 out yet?
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