Marleepup

@marleepup.bsky.social

She/Her ⬛️⬜️🟪 Nerding out over art, dnd, anime & danmei at any moment - mention animorphs or ygo and I will activate like a sleeper agent

I printed out the sketch again and started over, and I'm much happier with how it turned out the second time. The first one wasn't bad, but this feels more like a step in the direction I want to aim for with my traditional work. The other wasn't *wrong*, but this feels more right.

A watercolor painting of a horned satyr in profile, grasping the foot of a figure seated above him so that the foot is cradled against his neck and chest. The rest of the figure is not shown, other than their other foot, which rests playfully on the satyr's forehead.
Julie Dillon@juliedillon.bsky.social · 7d ago

I came close to ruining this, but I brought it back from the brink with gouache and color pencils 👌 My issue was that simply rendering it felt not "enough," I wanted to experiment more and have something more abstracted, but most of that just made a mess (which was mostly fixable).