These are some patterns I made for Spoonflower's Art Deco design challenge. I took inspiration from some fancy hand-carved edge detailing on an authentic Art Deco couch made in the 1910s.

: Inkscape + Krita

Oh my gosh! Oh no! Oh my goodness!

: Clip Studio Paint

This lizard was on the hook I hang one of my bird feeders from. It looks like it knows everything about everything. LOL So cute.

Moved it to a safer spot. Wanted to hold it forever, though.

Here's a li'l Pianta dude from Super Mario Sunshine having a snooze. I painted this yesterday while baking bread. #MarioDayArt

Happy Mar10 Day, everyone, and I hope you're all doing well!

: Clip Studio Paint

Alright, y'all. I could only handle being KnifeKniteBlargh for so long—I have returned to my normal self???

Also, new avatar frame made in Blender.

Also also, yes, new background made in Blender, as well.

Hope you're all doing great today!

I've drawn Kirby a lot, so here's some Marx fan art for #FanArtFriday.

: Clip Studio Paint

Spoonflower had a pet doodle-themed pattern design challenge recently. I don't have any pets now, but I'd like to own some zebra finches; they're cute and they say "beep beep." So, I made this pattern of zebra finches wearing party hats.

: Krita

Here's the process of my Stretching Bumblecat illustration.

: Clip Studio Paint Music by Denys Kyshchuk ----- Wishing you all a lovely weekend! Bee well!

My fave video game sidekick is Pikachu, but I'm pretty sure I drew him for this GJ Asks question the last time, so here's a shout-out to one of Kirby's underrated sidekicks instead: ChuChu. #GJAsks

: Clip Studio Paint

Close-up of my Looking Sharp background after optimizing colours. Check the layer setup for an easy Krita workflow.

If you're struggling to achieve the <500kb file size, always remember: - Reduce colours Still too big? - Reduce motion -> Reduce colours