• Inktober Day 5: Raven

    I set brightness and exposure like crazy here since I took the pic in the evening (using indoor lighting) — and you know how it is with the shadows and all that.

    I’m starting to like the cat character. It’s like creating your own adventure; from sailing the sea full of stars (Day 4) to Alice in Wonderland-esque roadsigns.

  • Inktober Day 4: Knot

    This drawing relates with yesterday’s drawing and I pretty like it.

    Also REJOIIIIICE MY UNI-BALL SIGNO GOLD PEN WORKS AGAIIIIN!

  • Inktober Day 3: Vessel

    I can’t draw ship to save my life so I decided to “wing it” (get it get it? Heheheheheh) and make some kind of fantasy-themed drawing.

  • Inktober Day 2: Suit

    I want to draw Adrien Brody but it seems like the whole universe going, “okay, LOL, no. Here’s a super weird version of Timotheé Chalamet instead”

    I’m now conflicted whether I should follow Inktober’s prompt or draw whatever I have in my mind that day. Both are fun and have its own advantages. I think I can stick with the prompt and learn techniques first.

  • Inktober Day 1: Crystal

    Okay, I have talked about this multiple times (and personally violated what I’ve been saying MULTIPLE TIMES): I want to loosen myself during this year’s Inktober.

    I found myself a control freak. I’ve been enjoying digital so much with its Undo and Zoom features, I found myself stressed out even before I sketched this one.

    Anyway, this year’s Inktober, try to loosen up, not stressing out what others say about you and your work, and have fun.

readme.txt

This is my personal blog, so anything goes. This blog has been around since 2014, which means you would, and could, see my past writings with different perspectives and mindsets at that time. This blog is a record-keeping of what I was, what I am, and what I will be. What I wrote in the past might not reflect who I am right now, nor me revisiting the topic.

While things here are generally PG-13, I must remind you that I’m an adult, which means some topics might be too heavy for younger readers.

Listening