Pot! :D

Pots, actually.
Ceramic. Not leaf.
Not illegal. :)

I actually really like this one. :D It took forever, though, so much detail. Worth it. :)

Hope you like it too, as always. :)

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• Picture was taken from here: Wikipedia!
  The picture was donated by the Tropenmuseum (whatever that is :]) to Wikipedia, under this license which basically provides that I may share/remix the image as long as I attribute it and provide it under a similar license.

'Tis a face....

Image credits go to a-t-i-s of deviantart.com, wonderful picture :) I was given permission to use it.

So this is the second time I've tried coloring the paper black and then erasing the picture. I really like it! owo; Heh. Hope you do too :)

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Some old art :)

Stuff that's a few weeks or so old, forgotten to upload it. Hope you like, as always :)
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'Tis a tree.

'Tis a tree. 'Tis a tree in my backyard. Wonderful, no?

Actually, I'm getting sick of it. So no, the actual tree isn't wonderful. It's on the border of annoying, really, drawing that tree.

I swear, I must be some kind of tree-drawing master by now. Eek, what a lame title. x]

So that's it for today, peeps. Sorry about the lack of TLDR-worthy text, my inner ramblings are occupied being poured into a journal of sorts.
Don't ask. ;)

Hope you liike it! :D
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wheee.

This may look like some forest in the wilderness...

Ah but it's not.
It's the pond by my house.

It is a nice pond, though. Lush. Green. I think it's been frozen over a few times this year. ANYWAYS, I did this today. (See? I'm not being lazy about posting it!) It was about the one time I got off my computer. I actually went outside. (Write this down, somebody!) Anyways, it took about an hour, and in the process of making it my right hand went numb, I knocked my pastels off the chair, I freaked out three birds, and I think my toenail turned purple.

Creating art is just so peaceful, you know?

Pastels on pastel paper, ~1 hour.
Hope you like it. Took long enough xD
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:)

Bliss.

The beach.

Exactly where I've wanted to be these past weeks.

Just seems so much easier than the daily grind of school & stress.

Know what I mean?

pastels and charcoal on pastel paper, 9"x9".
About 2 hours.

Hope you like it. :)
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shiny building, eh? :D

Actually physically it's probably quite dull. Well designed, but non-reflective. (Sniff.) heh :) Well, this is my latest picture, this one took me about a week, but I probably could have gotten it done sooner. I'm lazy as heck. ;P

Oh and this is the Chapel of St. Ignatius up at Seattle U. I want to live there so badly. D:

Pastel and some charcoal on construction paper.
Hope you like it :)
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