I'm really big on progress, so I decided to take all of my art and put it into a book, so I can see how far i've Come! And this way I can stop cluttering up my Literally Everything book.
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Sorry about the wonky shadows over the picture
Anyway, meet Lockwood from Lockwood and Co.!! If you haven't read this series, leave right now—no I mean it, don't do anything else—and go get the series. It's freaking amazing, the character dynamics are awesome, it's got swords and ghosts and London and jejfhtjsjfhsknfmskcifjsjwjr read it you seriously won't regret it
Also, that's what those blobby things are—ghosts XD
Anyway, the prompt was have a giant triangle as a major part in your drawing, and I was like cool, but I also want to draw a person, and I was still high off finishing the third book and I was like hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm let me try. And so I tried, and, if I dare to say, I think I succeeded XD
Of course, I've never been great at pencil shading, and I'm kind of proud I was able to do something remotely well with just pencil and paper. Usually I sketch, sorta finalize, and then go into my digital art app thingy and fix all the stuffs, but I couldn't do that this time. But, what I did do (and I severely hope this isn't cheating, cuz there are other ways to do this without an app), is I took a picture of my sketch, out it into my app, then flipped the canvas to see what I needed to fix. I drew everything with a paper and pencil, and didn't trace, so I hope it's okay. That technique is just something I do to make sure my sketch is balanced.
