It was bound to happen eventually. I got behind a day. I’ll probably sit that way for a while. Maybe I’ll just skip one eventually. So here is yesterday’s Sinister Shadow.
And here’s the usual speedy video. I hope you guys like them, because I sure do.
Little late today. Understandable, since I released two videos over the last two days, and one of them I kinda had to cram into the last minute. Because self-imposed deadlines. Anyway, here is today’s drawing and speedy video.
This is where I admit that I read the list wrong AGAIN, and did this one before the witch. Well, I guess it put me ahead.
I once again do my thing where I forget to hit record, so you miss some coloring-in. Sowwy. I’m also good at starting recording when I think I’m stopping, but I will not include the footage of the desk while I’m off gathering pens.
I got tired of cutting out card components, and I already had some tags with neat backgrounds, so I switched to those. It’s a lot of fun to do a bunch of tags and put them on a ring. I have one from years ago with some great drawings. I still look at it.
I continued using the Posca pens with a little actual paint.
I actually remembered to keep the camera on the whole time. But at the end I realized she needed steam lines.
Happy Countdown! This year I’m doing #hARToween, and the prompt for the first day is PUMPKIN. You may think I’m cheating to use a stamp. Ahh…but see I also drew and made the stamp. Okay, not today, but I figured I’d give myself a little cheat for the first day.
Dangit, I knew I forgot something when I uploaded my last video. My preciousssss blog!
This week I used the Little Windows cabochon kit again, and it did not disappoint. I love these.
Tomorrow, the Countdown to Halloween begins. This year, I’m using a prompt list from a Mastodon friend, Mother Suspiria. Here it is if you’d like to follow along:
I like it because so many prompt lists try to be different by being way too specific, in weird ways. This is just straight-up Halloweeny. I’m kind of crap at drawing, so this will be 31 days of good practice.