Btw, the random scribbles you see at the beginning are my warm-ups. Their sole purpose is just that - to warm-up before I start to draw the real thing. They don’t have to look fancy or nice, but personally, scribbling some warm-ups help me to feel more confident & relaxed.

@ArtVaris is that Emet-Selch?

@ChronoLuminaire No, the character is called Jonah Davies and he's an OC of the client

@ArtVaris i really love seeing all your timelapses ahh i wonder, do you erase the lighter parts or do you draw them in with white?

@rabentanz_ I'm glad you find these interesting! It kinda depends tbh, I always erase - using the same brush - when I "sculpt" the forms of the face, but when it comes to clothing and other white details, I draw them in with white.

@ArtVaris Cannot overemphasize how much I love the shape language you use. And the pencil-like quality of the texture just scratches that itch in my brain perfectly 🥰

@Udon_Art Ahh I’m glad you enjoy my work and style, thank you sm!🖤 This brush is my favorite rn and it really scratches a certain itch in my brain as well, so I get what you mean haha

@ArtVaris yess i knew i recognized him!! its jonah!!!! 🥰

@envibat Ahh I’m glad you recognize the character🙏

@ArtVaris oo the hair is so interesting I love it!!

@SaberMyth Thank you kindly! It was fun to stylize his hair✨

@ArtVaris awesome! how long would you say this took you?

@FaelanaBreeze Thanks! Sketches like this usually take me about 3-5 hours, sometimes more if the design is very detailed or challenging. Short hair is sometimes harder for me to stylize so this one took me about 6 hours.

@ArtVaris this is sooo gorgeous!

@kikisshh Thank you so much!

@ArtVaris ajifsf even the angles you start with are so super crisp <3 I love it

@ArtOfRengin Aaah thank you so much!🖤 I try to keep things suuuper simple and effective, especially at the start

@ArtVaris Why does this look like the guy from that one holiday movie about Jack Frost