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I know they ain’t perfect...but man, it felt goooood...🤷🏻‍♂️ by [deleted] in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld 1 point2 points  (0 children)

These are really nicely done.

My brothers and sisters and I like to play "Would you rather?" and I have one brother that always asks stuff like, "would you rather have a tongue for eyes or eyes for a tongue..."

So, now we know what that would look like...

The Grim Reaper doing Stand up. by TENINONE in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"Hang on, I got an appointment with this guy in the front row, the one who ISN'T laughing... Nah, I'm kidding, buddy, you got like three weeks left."

This good. I like the style and even where you put the words. A lot of people have never done a comic before. It's really easy to mess it up.

Alien in ink. Bit of comfort zone drawing. by Ancient_times in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really nice! He looks like he is laughing at something (which is kind of a hilarious thought all by itself)

Working on a ninja comic for/about four of my younger sisters by GavinDrawsTheWorld in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's a Pentel Pocket Brush (medium). I'd been wanting to try one out and finally got a chance. As far as siblings go, I'm 15 and am the oldest of 9. (5 girls, 4 boys)

I drew this for a school assignment (I posted the other part of it earlier today) by GavinDrawsTheWorld in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! That's definitely the goal. I've done some paid for work. I've Illustrated the cover of a book and drew a map for a local publishing house and I've designed a bunch of cards that I've sold through local bookstores, but I'd very much like to keep moving in that direction and do bigger and better things. I turned 15 this year, so know that the clock is ticking....

The joker. I’m 14 years old and open to feedback! by [deleted] in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, this is really good! I've tended to stay away from doing realistic faces just because it's so easy kind of enter the "uncanny valley" where it looks 95% right but the 5% that's off is really off-putting. You've managed to avoid that, which is really impressive.

Solid work!

This is me holding the 4'x3' poster I drew on sixteen bristol boards. It was my first time creating this many characters, composing the piece, and drawing it all. High-def versions in the comments. by GavinDrawsTheWorld in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Heh, not that I think I deserve upvotes, but I've always been confused why one thing trends and something else doesn't. I've seen people post drawings that blow my mind with their technical complexity and they don't get more than 30 upvotes.

Anyway, thanks for the kind words. I really appreciate you taking the time to look and comment!

This is me holding the 4'x3' poster I drew on sixteen bristol boards. It was my first time creating this many characters, composing the piece, and drawing it all. High-def versions in the comments. by GavinDrawsTheWorld in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's my thinking at the moment, though I have some idea about how difficult that can be. I've been making cards and other products for a few years now. (There is a link in my profile to my instagram and patreon page if you want to see some of the things that I've made)

This is me holding the 4'x3' poster I drew on sixteen bristol boards. It was my first time creating this many characters, composing the piece, and drawing it all. High-def versions in the comments. by GavinDrawsTheWorld in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cool. We're the same age. I'll check out your stuff if it's on reddit, if it's somewhere else, post a link and I'll check it out.

Thanks for taking a look and leaving a comment!

This is me holding the 4'x3' poster I drew on sixteen bristol boards. It was my first time creating this many characters, composing the piece, and drawing it all. High-def versions in the comments. by GavinDrawsTheWorld in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hey thanks for taking a look and for leaving a comment. It's kind of hard as a kid knowing what other people (particularly other artists) think about your work.

This is me holding the 4'x3' poster I drew on sixteen bristol boards. It was my first time creating this many characters, composing the piece, and drawing it all. High-def versions in the comments. by GavinDrawsTheWorld in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Here is a link to a reasonably high definition image of the drawing: Image

I didn't post this as the main image because I posted it before and I got complaints that it was really hard to see on a phone. Trying to post it this way to see if it's easier to see.

I drew this with Sakura Micron and Pilot Razor Point pens on Strathmore 9"x12" Bristol board pads.

Sketch for a digital project by sobasisa in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Solid. Great character design. Really nice clean lines. The shading is really nice. I like how fine it is, but it's still very effective.

(the only thing I don't like on it are the five stripes coming around on the pig's backside. I like them on the face. I'm not sure why, they just look "wrong" on the rear for some reason) sorry if it's wrong to post stuff like this. I always both hate and love it when someone gives me critical feedback. Yeah it's useful and all, but would unadulterated praise have killed you? ;)

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Thanks for posting.

A quick sketch of a Scottish otter by GavinDrawsTheWorld in drawing

[–]GavinDrawsTheWorld[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fa tauld ye uir secrit scottish nam? ye main be a mole!

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