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[Esmeya]

I used to draw stuff, I don't anymore. A couple of my "friends" asked me to make a thread for it a year or two ago and I never wanted to. Still don't want to, but considering I won't be around Smogon much anymore I might as well post some of them for people to judge, look at or whatever else they want to do (besides using my crappy stuff without my permission). I'm partially colorblind, so go easy on the apparent lack of and/or bad colors. Some of these are over a decade old, others are more recent - I don't have timestamps for them and a lot of them are unfinished since I don't know what motivation is. Enjoy.

Disclaimer: I apologize in advance if they're big. Oh well.

Ferret

Anatomical Vine Chicken

Stuff

Unfinished Whale

Fish Warm-Up

Seahorse

Scratch Paint

Many Bats Five Minute Warm-Up

Various Warm-Ups and Doodles

Sea Creatures

Ent Warm-Up

Eggshell

Worm

Various Sea Creatures and Snails

Worm

A Thing and a Narwhal Thing

Dragon Goat

Bird Thing

Bird Bookmark

Axew

Turtle on the back of my thesis paper draft, oops

Elk Thing

Sableye

Dragon

Warm-Up

Bird

Stunted Scorpion with Tipulidae

 

[Bummer]

You shouldn't have stopped.

All I'm saying'.

 

[Chesty]

These pictures are really amazingXD You better stay on smogon to:)

 

[King_m0b]

Well regardless of what you think, I am quite amazed by your art. The Scratch Paint one is quite beautiful and I certainly hope you pick this back up to gift our eyes again ^-^

 

[Esmeya]

Well regardless of what you think, I am quite amazed by your art. The Scratch Paint one is quite beautiful and I certainly hope you pick this back up to gift our eyes again ^-^

Thanks, but unfortunately I don't think I will. The scratch paint one pretty much only exists because I'm dumb and spilled a bunch of paint on my sketchbook in school years ago. It was during five minute warm up time, so I had to make due with what I had. I wasted a bunch more paint, mostly oil and some semi-water base ones after the first rainbow layer dried then scratched out a figure with my fingers before the top layer dried.

It's nothing spectacular by any means, but it was a nice discovery when I actually enjoyed doing things.