A look into my sketchbook ✨🌙
This sketchbook is by far still my favorite!!!
I feel like it awakened a new found creativity and motivated me to draw more and sketch messily without a care in the world!
The previous post with the wing sketches inspired the heart in the picture
I definitely will be working on learning how to draw wings in different angles so I can add them into my drawings more often
Wings are so beautiful and aesthetically pleasing
I loved using random pieces of scrap paper, post it notes, and index cards to add color or cover old drawings that I’m not pleased with.
Both of these pages have index cards I watercolored and draw on and I used my angelic letters and lines to cover the empty spaces.
I hope i can inspire and motivate others with my art 😊
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