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I want to post more pictures from my project but this time it`s less of a ghost and more of a dragon. Someone asked me already how i made these and i wanted to post it here too in case other people are also interested:

I used Krita and just drew them on a new layer on top of photos. That way it`s easier to lower the opasity/see what to erase/edit them/. Also i didn`t use pure white for my ghosts. Instead i colorpicked the lightest color from the photo (or in this case the darkest color of the mountains) and used that. That way they feel more like they are a part of the picture :)

I have now learned lines of "ipsum lorem" text so i can recite them like a spell

Pro tip:

Number all your sketchbooks like they are Gravity Falls journals, so that when you are famous and dead, people will get obsessed with finding them all.

Bonus points if you skip one number to just fuck with the historians and make their life harder... and so that people keep hunting for that one nonexistent mythical sketchbook.

Ghosts go sightseeng too u`know

A quick doodle to brighten your mood. Might turn into a full drawing:}

What`s up with me drawing frog wizards. I just realized this is like the third or forth time i do this. Guess they are my staple now or something. This one is DnD themed :)

Ignore my monster of a color palette. It`s always a mess

Reposting because i love the way this thing looks stoned and whymsical at the same time

✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:*Unicorn Frog! ✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:

I called him Nico

I made this character design for a "texture" themed assignment and I really like how the colors turned out (though I'm still not sure about the background).

Also this was my first time using blending modes in krita. No idea why it took me so long to get to it, but it's seriously life changing