Puns

Drawn based on the prompt "The Tooth Fairy" by Natacha Chohra

Not the first time I drew a tooth fairy in that style. ;) ACEO, ink and markers.

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The finished version of something drawn for an EMG Sketch Fest.

A6, ink liners and markers

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Alternative title: Peacock, Peahen, Chickpeas

I'd been wanting to draw this ever since I threw the first peacock on the screen years ago. XD

4x6, markers, coloured pencils and ink on drawing card.

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Another go at the "Dandelion" thing. Sadly, no tailtip included, but I wanted to show the head a bit bigger.

ACEO (3.5 by 2.5 inches), markers, coloured pencils and PITT Artist Pens on bristol board

A variation on the ever-popular "phoenix" theme, which in this instance was a Daily Drawing prompt.

ACEO (2.5 by 3.5 inches, or possibly the other way around), drawn using markers, coloured pencils, and a bit of acrylic ink.

ACEO (3.5 by 2.5 inches), Markers, Coloured pencils and Faber Castell PITT Artist Pens

The eggplant grows one long stalk, which at first is curled up and straightens out while growing longer, in the centre of a cushion of very thick, round leaves. The stalk bears few, narrow leaves, and the blossoms and fruits. The blossoms are at first view indistinguishable from buds, the hard-shelled fruits are white. When ripe, they fall on the cushoin of leaves, where the chick inside can hatch, to be adopted by a nearby hen.

You didn't really think chickens lay eggs, did you? That's unhygienic. XP

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Again, I blame Mutt, at least partly.

Trading Card sized (3.5 by 2.5 inches), inked outlines and colour pencils on drawing paper

The title was a Daily Drawing prompt.

ATC (meaning it's 3.5 by 2.5 inches big). Not very happy with the colouring, but, eh.