SOME OF MY SUPER COOL DRAWINGSS‼️⁉️💥

It's always so much fun to look back at my sketchbooks and digital files, isn't it? Sometimes I just need to get those ideas out, whether it's a quick doodle or a more fleshed-out character concept. Like many of you, I love creating my own original characters (OCs), and sometimes I even get inspired to draw fan art of characters I adore, like Mollie Macaw! It's a great way to practice and just have fun with art without too much pressure. For anyone looking to dive into drawing, especially if you're interested in 'trippy' or just uniquely creative styles, don't feel intimidated! Getting started can be super easy. I often find myself doing a quick 'art dump' because even my rough sketches or simple pencil drawings can be a great starting point for something bigger. One of my go-to methods for easy trippy drawings is to play with distorted perspectives or abstract shapes. You don't need fancy tools; a simple pencil and paper can get you far. Just try sketching familiar objects with unusual proportions, or combine elements that don't typically go together. Think about those quirky doodles from your school notebooks – that's often where the magic begins! When it comes to developing OCs, like the character with the blue streak I've been working on, it often starts with a simple idea or a 'concept art' phase. I might do a rough sketch on paper first, then move to a digital drawing later to refine it. For example, my 'Mollie Macaw and an OC' piece started with just an idea of how their styles might complement each other. Don't be afraid to experiment with both traditional artwork and digital mediums. Each has its own charm! Sometimes, I'll even just draw a 'scrapped PFP' (profile picture) just to try out a new style or character expression. It's all part of the creative process. If you're a beginner, focusing on simple, expressive characters can be incredibly rewarding. Instead of aiming for perfect realism, try exaggerating features, like the large eyes on some of my characters. This can instantly give your drawings a unique, almost 'trippy' vibe without needing advanced techniques. Even a quick 'doodle I drew while writing' can become a beloved character sketch. And frankly, some of my favorite pieces are just those random 'art dump' moments where I let my imagination run wild. Whether it's a cute raccoon character like 'Ramble' or a majestic 'Lloyd the Lion' in a digital drawing, the key is to enjoy the process and not worry too much about perfection. Sometimes, when I feel a bit stuck, just doing an 'art dump' like this really helps. It’s a low-pressure way to get back into the flow. I often find inspiration in unexpected places, like the character designs from games or cartoons, or even just observing things around me. For example, the detailed 'concept art of my current OC' might have started from a simple thought about a color palette or a personality trait. Don't be afraid to let your drawings be imperfect; that's where the unique style often comes from. The journey of creating, whether it's a simple sketch or a more complex digital drawing, is what truly matters. So, keep drawing, keep experimenting, and share your 'super cool drawings' with the world!