While I love the drawing, I struggled with the prompt. I didn’t want to make the wing too literal, but at the same time, I want it to convey the prompt itself. I decided to draw a child running with some kind of blanket, because who didn’t ran around with blanket at some point in our childhood, pretending we have wings or super cape, so we can be the savior of the day just for once?

The learning continues…

I’m starting to get a hang of Procreate. I’m yet to explore other features, but I’m really happy when I found out I can edit a brush to make it bigger in size. I really like the brush Tinderbox, and I’ve been using it for coloring because I love the texture. Problem is, Tinderbox is an inking brush, so the brush size is not super big and not super comfortable for coloring. I learned how to edit the brush to make it bigger in size so I can comfortably color my work.

In the timelapse video, I initially struggled with the background. I thought I could use airbrush, but I decided to not using it. I took a more “manual-look” approach, and use my regular style.

Or perhaps: “Winter Vacation”.

When I read the prompt, I remember the scene from Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” where Count Dracula shipped himself to London while he’s sleeping inside a trunk (?) filled with soil from his homeland. It’s pretty weird of me for remembering it, because I’m terrible with horror stories (I’m a scaredy cat.)

I wanted to make a more light-hearted version, thanks to “What We Do in the Shadows” and Leslie Nielsen’s “Dracula: Dead and Loving It”, so I made Count Dracula prepared for his winter vacation.

I just realized my lineart is thinner than usual, though. Oh well, it has been a pretty busy day as I had my weekend shifts today. I’m still happy with this one, though.