@Primedestroyer99 thank you so much! I see youre a one piece fan. Ive drawn luffy as well lol

@*Mama Fujoshi~ You did good.

Made a fake comic book cover for one of my characters

Looks DOPe dude

That helmet is fucking sick

@Singlespeed If I was you, I'd add some kind of damage apart from the scars, maybe some weathering, make it pop.

Oooh i see where you're going with that, although i wanted to make it kinda simplified, but ye.

It'd make that shit pop and look dope

It already does, but I'm a nerd and want it to pop more

Ya yeet sum A R T

well since there is a art channel 👀 let me just..post one of my recent sketch 👀

👌🏿

character i made for a friend

I gave my friend one shoe to draw on. Another friend the other. One shoe is done. She is amazing.

your friend did a really wonderful job! ❤️

Nice shoe

:-)

drew something very dumb here you go

I miss my art but here you go

My other friend finished

I fukin love them

WARNING gore

@Squidward with blunt uwummmm guro

Shinobu with shiny background.🤩

A doodle I made this morning :>

Breaking bad sign has been cut, how should I finish it?

Uh, obviously by coating it with meth.

too damn expensive

I made this myself by monochroming the pose and upping the contrast to the Nth gegree, but it came out really pixelly, could anyone help me make it look a little better?

If you have a drawing tablet or something you could always just go in manually and fix it @Maxsimodem

I do not have one, I'm also not that skilled in the first place, even tracing; there are all kinds of scratches and gouges on his hands, plus the wrinkles in the clothing. All of those are skills I have yet to even remotely learn

the problem is that it's an already photoshopped image that's basically a rough cutout of him in a white t-shirt and a white ball-cap against a white wall with a white guitar. There's not a lot of contrast to be made in the first place, so that didn't help.

This is the image i modified, I ran it through Paint dot Net with the contrast settings and then ran a bit of layering and tweaking with the brush