my process of sketching

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sketchday!
hey peeps today i wanna share some unfinished pieces
i like em all i just do start to many new stuff and barely finish any of them
but they will be handy once i get an artblock or simply being uninspired to finish what i started years ago !
by my insomnia i sketch out alot b4 sleep and save them in a specific file
to have them all together in case i wanna work on them someday
well as u can see here it happened b4 but still not finished one of them !
ok thats not entirly true i did finished one whiiiich isss !
u guessed it ! Arthea again
i remember i always had struggles to keep drawing the same character
but now years later i do enjoy it especially to compare my improvement by that
heres the finished piece
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and the sketch i doodled once b4 sleep
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the following r some examples of what i worked in the meantime too but as said not finished
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well this is a character meant as fanart for a game called "Fantasy Life (3DS)"
it looks pretty dif from the original so it almost can stand for itself
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this next one was meant as sketch for an artchallenge the topic was "Fairys" and since i do draw arthea alrdy alot i decided to go for something else and created that cuty
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and the darkest part for the ending
a fanart including Arthea of the TV serie Grimm
if ur fan of crime and dark fantasy its def worth watching
and without spoiling to much this character appears near the end of the serie and i just loved him he looks so awesome and was so powerfull! just had to sketch him at least once
as u see some pieces dont have such a deep deeeep meaning but art is part of our life and for me that makes more sense
untill tomorrow!
thanks guys if u made it all the way through
anyways ! dont judge me by the way i do my posts
im a painter not a writer !

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