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Experimental piece. Hm...

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Air pirate, drawn in graphite in my A5 Leuchtturm sketchbook.

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another October goes by and we still never got a pumpkin spice-flavored Monster Zero...

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Fields of Saudade

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Page 164 closeup from 'The Book of Wyit'.

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Awesome fanart of my boy Wyit by Sebby. Give her a follow!

WYIT! @reaganlodge <3

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Cool seal🌚🌝

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WIP closeup from The Book of Wyit.

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One Who Is Torn Apart

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Shipping out

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A hare pilot gearing up for flight.

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Terms of Surrender [page 166 preview from Book of Wyit]

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Friends, foes, and journeys.

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Teeth studies of Sgt. Rek. Unlike Wyit he has a pretty limited range of facial expressions: stern, stern, and snarling.

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Teef and jaw studies of Wyit. Give him treat (he likes biltong and pemmican)

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Darius

(new character)

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Morning sketch loadout, with 𝕲𝖔𝖙𝖍𝖒𝖔𝖌 - 𝕸𝖊𝖉𝖎𝖊𝖛𝖆𝖑 𝕵𝖔𝖚𝖗𝖓𝖊𝖞𝖘.

I use a cassette walkman for music while sketchbook drawing, keeping my phone in another room. No temptation to browse or select songs, just letting the album take you on its JOURNEY. Spotify/Bandcamp/YT etc are great for finding new tunes, but too often I catch myself wasting 30-45 mins "making a productivity playlist" instead of actually... Drawing. If you struggle with constant distraction as I do, next time you sit down to work, start an album or playlist, and then DON'T TOUCH IT! Try to go for an hour or until the music ends. Analog media like tapes make this easy, but you can still do it with digital with some impulse control.

Try it. I GUARANTEE you'll see improvements and have a lot more fun with your craft.