• 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.

  • Saw this site mentioned the other day on Slack: neocities.org.

    Scroll down and you will see “Featured Sites”. Never knew it brings back early 2000s, and it makes me so, so happy.

Nindya. Kapkap. she/her. Indonesian in Malaysia. Millennial. Lo-fi. Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Murder mystery genre.

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