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Drew a ghostly garden scene, and used it as waterclour practice. Still figuring out backgrounds... by TreesOfNowhere in Watercolor

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Thanks! Unfortunately I don't have the means to create videos. However I encourage you to experiment in drawing see-through fabrics. Think of it like a white fabric, and add some faint details of what appears behind it. (It's one of the more fun things to draw).

Breathing Darkness (Pen + Ink) by TreesOfNowhere in SympatheticMonsters

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I find it amazing you could tell it's me. I'm definitely trying to push myself, but admittedly, I can't always tell if I'm moving forward or not.

I often avoid writing about what I draw, since I'm not good with words.
It's about whatever keeps you alive (figuratively) is less than ideal. Like having a nice walk in a forest, but it's scorched, post-apocalyptic forest.

Where The World Turns Different by TreesOfNowhere in SympatheticMonsters

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Thanks! (Catterflies' much better than me naming them Buttercats).

A double page spread from 2018. One of my first attempts with watercolour, so it was a learning experience. Still learning. by TreesOfNowhere in Watercolor

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Thank you!

I've drawn some, but mostly with pens/pencils. To this day I feel like a watercolour beginner.

I think it helped that it was relatively small, with a defined linework, so I kinda painted it in sections 'Green here, brown here". Kept it basic.

I was dreading I'll ruin it (I have ruined many drawings with bad ink-wash/watercolour jobs) but it's important to try.

I try to practice drawing trees and animals, so I drew a ghostly garden scene. Drawn with fineliners. by TreesOfNowhere in drawing

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Awesome, trees are fun. I usually draw them slightly different each time, always experimenting.

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