I painted this pattern for a challenge with the theme "hothouse florals." Sketched out the idea first in ibisPaint, and then transferred it over to Krita. I thought it also worked nicely with monochrome palettes, which I don't do too often.

Here's a little doodle I made for a friend; I printed it on a letter I sent to him, haha.

You know what, I don't even know if he likes dogs (in all my years of knowing him, the subject has somehow never come up), but... Hopefully?

: Clip Studio Paint

Made another bug friend. It had been flying all over the place before I took this photo—glad it sat still for a minute. These eyed click beetles are just too cool.

#fanArtFriday

I asked one of the wasps for comments on yesterday's attack on yours truly. What he had to say will shock and amaze you.

Here's a surface pattern design I painted that was inspired by an embroidered jacket. You can probably see I used an arch motif as a guide for this one. I think it looks really cool for upholstery (chair mockup courtesy of Spoonflower).

: ibisPaint

Been playing random games I had downloaded ages ago. This one is Monstrüous by Arnaud Millot.

The goal is to find the correct sequence of actions.

Here I demonstrate one of the bad endings; didn't want to spoil the cute little good ending for y'all.

My surface pattern design submission for the "Mediterranean Hues" challenge on Spoonflower, inspired by ceramic tiles.

It's not the kind of pattern that typically performs well in the challenges, but I just make whatever I feel like.

: Krita

Finished the Deoxys

My beloved space virus

Painted this simple wallpaper/fabric pattern for Spoonflower's "beachy boho" challenge. Just a coral motif in a polkadot arrangement, but I went wild with the texture. Incidentally, I make most of my pattern textures in Blender!

: Krita + Blender