Blood will Flow

Knock me down with a feather, I did a DRAWESOME challenge. I was doodling with my carbon ink pen and suddenly thought, wasn't there a MerMay challenge?





No pencil, no plan, just ink.

Teaser for Day 3


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I did two fills for spn_masquerade,  neither of which were in the least bit porny, but never mind.
Teaser - yes I know this is not even a human!! LOL!

Farm boy Jensen for this prompt (and my effort didn't really fulfill the OP's criteria, so I don't know if they liked it or not).( Read more... )( Read more... )

For the spn_bigpretzel spring exchange, and for theymp's fun fic Adventures in Washing Machines - I mean, how could I resist a prompt that offered me Sam in denim cutoffs? Poor Dean... LOL!
Fic link HERE!
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Title: Lumps of Pudding
Artist: amberdreams
Rating: PG
Warnings: None
Fandom: None.
Summary: There's a old British folk tune called Lumps of Pudding, which is a jig that was popular in the late 18th/early 19th centuries. Some time in the 1790s H.W Bunbury drew a long comic-style strip of people dancing the Lumps of Pudding jig, and I've done my own version. This is just an extract because I've submitted a lot more dancing people as my design for a giant snail for a sculpture trail in Brighton, and we aren't allowed to share the complete designs yet.
Content Notes: Submitted for the Body Type Diversity challenge on drawesome because these folks might all be white but they are diverse! LOL
Teaser
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Firstly - Happy Birthday borgmama1of5, hope you have a lovely day! Here's some Demon!Dean for you.( Read more... )

Pigma micron pen and Japanese brush pen. Just wanted to try something for fun.( wolf under cut )

For a challenge on DRAWESOME, and in part prompted by Inktober's Day 24 prompt, Blind, here's my attempts to draw blind, without looking at the paper at all. Thanks to goss for the vid refs and the idea!

It's even harder than drawing left handed, the temptation to check what you are doing is so strong! I draped a newspaper over the paper so even if I dropped my gaze it wouldn't help me.

I thought I'd try it two different ways - the first was trying to use one continuous line. I ended up using two as I took my pen off around the second eye, and when I returned pen to paper, somehow the whole scale of the drawing changed. Really weird. 
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Challenge 8 is to try doing some art using your non dominant hand.

I don't think I've tried drawing left handed since I was at school so this was interesting!
Especially as I forgot that using the left hand I should have started the picture on the right and worked across, instead of on the left - which meant I spent most of the time trying to lift my hand to avoid smudging the damn thing!

It's supposed to be Captain America. The other interesting thing, apart from how wobbly my hand is, drawing lines, is how basically I made the same errors I do with my right hand. His face is still too long and thin... It was actually easier to control the pencil when I held it on its side more.

I'm going to the London Film & Comic Con on Saturday and am getting an autograph from a certain actor - so I thought I'd try using the new pastels on coloured paper techniques to create something for him to sign. But, dear flisties, does this look enough like him to ask him to sign it?
All concrit gratefully received.


If it is recognisable and not too awful, I'll use this. If it needs tweaking I can have a go. If it's not good enough I'll start again. The colours haven't photographed quite right, this makes it look like there's a lot of white on his face that isn't so glaring on the drawing. (I think/hope).

Over to you guys!