Drawtober

Oct. 31st, 2025 09:53 am
mekare: smiling curly-haired boy (Jaden smile)
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Title: Glitter
Artist: [personal profile] mekare
Rating: G
Fandom: Dead Boy Detectives (TV)
Character: Crystal Palace, Charles Rowland
Content Notes: ink

sparkling girl and boy

Title: Glam
Artist: [personal profile] mekare
Rating: G
Fandom: Dead Boy Detectives (TV)
Character: Charles Rowland, Edwin Payne
Content Notes: ink lineart for a fic, I made up my own prompt for this



Title: Propped Up V2
Artist: [personal profile] mekare
Rating: G
Fandom: Dead Boy Detectives (TV)
Character: Charles Rowland, Edwin Payne
Content Notes: watercolour

two boys leaning against each other in front of a window

Title: Noise
Artist: [personal profile] mekare
Rating: G
Content Notes:ink

a line of piano keys
mific: (Blue mandala)
[personal profile] mific
Title: Dancing on the Bridge of Stars
Artist: [personal profile] mific
Rating: Gen
Fandom: original work
Notes: Made in Procreate for the prompts "bridge of stars", "bell", "mask", and "balls". The planets include Pluto and Ceres, because.
And that's the last of the Drawtober prompts for me.



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mific: (Art brushes pencils)
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Title: The Big Bang
Artist: [personal profile] mific
Rating: Gen
Fandom: original work
Notes: Made in Procreate using multiple brushes, for the prompts "noise" and "fire".



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mific: (palette)
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Title: Forgotten Treasure
Artist: [personal profile] mific
Rating: Teen (for the mermaid)
Fandom: original work
Notes: Made in Procreate for the prompts "undersea", "forgotten things", and "map".



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mific: (Art brushes pencils)
[personal profile] mific
Title: Celestial Rhythms
Artist: [personal profile] mific
Rating: Gen
Fandom: original work
Notes: Made in Procreate for the prompts "rhythm" and "celestial. My pic's based on the various animations of the forward movement of our solar system through the galaxy. Imagine it all continuing to zoom and spiral off to the right at over 200 km/sec - although the real movements and oscillations are actually more complex, as this explains. (I also snuck Pluto in there as well - I'm not ready to give Pluto up yet!)



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leecetheartist: Copyright Alicia Smith 2009. That's *me*. (KOL)
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Title: No.20 Desert Ruin
Rating: G
Fandom: original work

Content notes: I love the evocative prompt so thank you to whoever had that idea! The ink is a chameleon shimmer from Diamine called Astral, and I even managed to get you a hint of its sparkle.
A bottle of Astral ink

Splodge of Astral ink

This page turned out to be more writing than drawing but I thought it was in keeping with being the diary entry of some off-planet amateur archaeologist surveying an intriguing site with a helpful local guide.

An explorer and a giant kangaroo mouse like creature


Here's a transcript in case you can't read my writing.

***
Desert Ruin.

There was not a lot to see.

My guide gestured. "Here we are."
Amongst the sand there were a few scattered stones, probably parts of some walls. But the main item was a dark stone statue half buried in the sand. Upright, large eyed and winged, although one was broken, the tip lying next to the sculpture.

"Thank you." I said to the guide. "Did the ancients look like this, do you think?"

A snort was my reply. "No one know what they looked like. They made us what we are, gave us intelligence and language but didn't deign to leave us with thumbs. All we have is an oral tradition of powerful beings."

I put down a survey marker. "Do you mind helping me?"

My guide flicked an ear. "You're paying me. And you made sure I can get the saddle off if I need to."
***

leecetheartist: A lime green dragon head, with twin horns, and red trim. Very gentle looking, with a couple spirals of smoke from nose. (Default)
[personal profile] leecetheartist
Title: No.19 Flutter
Rating: G
Fandom: original work
Content Notes: Dip pen and nib, the ink is Diamine's Cinnabun which is warm and very good to work with - smooth and rich. Usual, no pencil, no rubbing out. These psuedodragons are inspired by the real life Draco volans that has extended rib structures that enable it to glide.
One of the creatures has caught a dragonfly, and is unwilling to share with its companion.

A small dragon like creature defending its catch from another

Cinnabun Ink on stand
leecetheartist: Copyright Alicia Smith 2009. That's *me*. (KOL)
[personal profile] leecetheartist
Title: Daydream
Rating: G
Fandom: original work
Content Notes: Dip pen, usual, just straight pen to paper. An exercise in doodling and daydreaming, I don't know what other people daydream about but my mind took me to the sun and the moon, to rainbows and opinicus and unicorns and dragons and dinosaurs and numbats and sailboats, just sketching away in Diamine's Buck's Fizz chameleon ink. The photo doesn't do the tangerine hue justice, and the sparkle isn't picked up either. Huh, tangerine dream...

Anyway, a fun one, and pretty much just daydreaming on paper.


Waking dream

Buck's Fizz ink on stand with Lego stars in the background.

Drawtober

Oct. 17th, 2025 10:55 am
mekare: Firefly: Inara drinking tea, listening (Inara)
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Title: Wisp
Artist: [personal profile] mekare
Rating: G
Note: watercolour, black ink brush pen, stencil, sparkly ink

Preview: meadow
mific: (art supplies)
[personal profile] mific
Title: Four Ways to Eat an Egg
Artist: [personal profile] mific
Rating: Gen
Fandom: original work
n Notes: Drawn in Procreate for the prompts "propped up", "glitter", "flat", "squashed".

alt

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leecetheartist: A lime green dragon head, with twin horns, and red trim. Very gentle looking, with a couple spirals of smoke from nose. (Default)
[personal profile] leecetheartist
Title: No.16 Flat
Artist: leecetheartist
Rating: G
Fandom: original work
Content Notes: Dip pen and nib, the ink is Diamine's Merry and Bright shimmer, which I couldn't get to shimmer for you. The bits that do shimmer are gold against the green but it's a subtle one. Usual, no pencil, no rubbing out, and just something that vaguely came out of my head. I probably should've looked at some references. But why start now?


Diamine ink and dip pen on stand.





Ray in sand
leecetheartist: Copyright Alicia Smith 2009. That's *me*. (KOL)
[personal profile] leecetheartist
Title: Glitter
Artist: leecetheartist
Rating: G
Fandom: original work
Content Notes: Dip pen and nib, the ink is Diamine's Walnut. And while it is a perfectly servicable drawing ink, a dark sepia - it is an unfortunate ink to come up in the inkvent calendar on the day that Glitter is the prompt. *sigh* So it's the first prompt that I feel I have not really stepped up to the plate properly in execution. The deadly glitter I was imagining in this basilisk's eye I don't think really comes across. Maybe if I put a wash over everything except the eye? But I wasn't brave enough to do it.

Well maybe it doesn't really mean it. My basilisk/cockatrice usually wear sunglasses anyway because they tend to be friendly types.
The people at my Community Shed's art group burst into laughter when I referred to it as a killer chook.
Pen and Ink Cockatrice or Basilisk





Walnut titled ink with a nib pen.
leecetheartist: Copyright Alicia Smith 2009. That's *me*. (KOL)
[personal profile] leecetheartist
Title: Propped Up
Artist: leecetheartist
Rating: G
Fandom: original work
Content Notes: Dip pen and nib, the ink is Diamine's Rainbow's End chameleon. And it's a lovely purple in, quite beautiful, with that oh so hard to photograph chameleon, mostly red sparkle. I tried hard to capture it for you but I needed a third hand. rdm might assist later.

Anyway, I remember reading the Flight of Dragons some time ago and I vaguely remember that they kind of came to a conclusion that dragons were very light and filled with buoyant gas, so that's how I'm figuring these hopefully acrobatic dragons are doing what they're doing.

Otherwise we're just buoyed by enthusiasm and physics just looking the other way for a bit. The dragon on the left is, however, trying to put a stop to all this nonsense.


The Eastern Dragon must have great balance. Reminds me of my niece in law, she's tiny, but is the base for her acrobatic troupe.



Ink and Pen on stand


A bunch of acrobat dragons
mific: (Blue mandala)
[personal profile] mific
Title: Ice Dragons Against a Wispy Sky
Artist: [personal profile] mific
Rating: Gen
Fandom: original work
n Notes: Made in Procreate for the prompts dragons, wisp, and ice. Combining some prompts for a catch up.



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leecetheartist: Copyright Alicia Smith 2009. That's *me*. (KOL)
[personal profile] leecetheartist
Title: Day 13 Ice
Rating: G
Content Notes: Drawn directly with a fountain dip pen, no pencil. A water brush was also used for some wash. And it comes with a little bonus story.

The penguins slid up onto the iceberg. "That was close! The leopard seals were bad, but the orcas were really fast!"
One of their number gazed up at the iceberg. "Um."
The iceberg, which before had only vaguely resembled a dragon, creaked and then grated out through its icicle teeth "Won't eat you. Bigger fish out there, you'd be barely a snack. Welcome."

"Oh. Thank you. What will you hunt? We can point the way to some shoals"

The ice dragon smiled, loosing several icicles which the penguins dodged warily. "You might say I have a Titanic appetite."
Ink and Pen on stand

Dragon iceberg and penguins
mekare: smiling curly-haired boy (Bill red)
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Title: Day 2 Molten
Artist: [personal profile] mekare
Rating: G
fandom: Grave Robbers' Chronicles
Content Notes: brush pen and watercolour

harried man with a knife in his mouth

I forgot to post this one here.

Title: Day 4 Pool
Artist: [personal profile] mekare
Rating: G
Content Notes: brush pen and sparkly ink



Title: Day 8 Under the bed
Artist: [personal profile] mekare
Rating: G
Content Notes: brush pen and watercolours

leecetheartist: A lime green dragon head, with twin horns, and red trim. Very gentle looking, with a couple spirals of smoke from nose. (Default)
[personal profile] leecetheartist
Title: Day 12 Wisp
Rating: G
Content Notes: Drawn directly with a fountain dip pen, no pencil. A water brush was also used for the background. This is the Bah Humbug chameleon ink from Diamine, which, as seems to be the wont (or won't) of these chameleon inks generally , not being very obvious to the eye or camera, one has to be really looking for it. And even then.
 

Spooky Swamp wisp

leecetheartist: A lime green dragon head, with twin horns, and red trim. Very gentle looking, with a couple spirals of smoke from nose. (Default)
[personal profile] leecetheartist
Title: Day 11 - Dragons
Rating: G
Content Notes: Drawn directly with a fountain pen, no pencil. This is the Glacier starbright ink from Diamine, and whoah it is super, super sparkly and took no effort at all to photograph in some of its glory. rdm kindly supplied another of his super classy pens he designed and printed, and eventually the Schmidt broad decided to let the ink flow.

So, dragons. I think I followed the brief here. :-) There's some more unusual characters here, I'm especially enjoying the Tatzelwurm (A dragon from the Alps that has the head of a ginger cat (!!) play fighting with the Quetzalcoatl inspired dragon. The little dragon in the left hand corner is gesturing grandly like this dragonmoot was all its idea. Perhaps it was. There's a well fed looking Ouroborus - maybe it should cut back on itself.

Anyway, dragons, lots of 'em in this A5 page.

leecetheartist: A lime green dragon head, with twin horns, and red trim. Very gentle looking, with a couple spirals of smoke from nose. (Default)
[personal profile] leecetheartist
Title: Day 10 - Recipe
Rating: G
Content Notes: Drawn directly with a nibbed dip pen, no pencil. This is the Velvet Emerald ink from Diamine, just a standard. It's a pretty nice green. So far I've been using a A3 Claire Fontaine sketchbook.

Oh well, it's there, it fills the brief and didn't suck to draw and I'm pleased with the spinach.
Green ink bottle and pen.
 
A pot and some ingrediants
leecetheartist: A lime green dragon head, with twin horns, and red trim. Very gentle looking, with a couple spirals of smoke from nose. (Default)
[personal profile] leecetheartist

Title: Day 9 Captain's Favourite
Artist: [personal profile] leecetheartist
Rating: G
Content Notes: Drawn directly with a nibbed dip pen, no pencil. This is the Chameleon Moon Beam ink from Diamine. 


Just a quicky as I don't have a lot of time today. No horns on this Viking's helmet, thank you. What I like best is that the seaserpent is twining affectionately around the ship like a cat getting underfoot when you're going to the fridge for a treat for it.

 
A viking and seaserpent

Moon Beam ink and pen

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