This is my twenty-first illustration for Drawrch - that's three weeks down!

For this one, I used Procreate's Syrup brush for the lines, the soft Airbrush for a couple of fades on the character and the background, and the Hartz brush for the noise in the background. Sketched with the Procreate Pencil brush to start.

Here's my twentieth illustration for Drawrch!

It sorta reminds me of one of the old Xbox 360 avatars I recreated for someone. Or old 90's skateboard art.

For this one, I used the Procreate Pencil for the underlying sketch, the Syrup brush for the lines, and the Dry Brush for the background.

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Here's my nineteenth illustration for Drawrch!

I channeled the player character from Animal Crossing for this one, a little bit.

This one was done entirely with Procreate's Syrup brush, except for the painterly swirl in the background, where I used the Old Brush to add the brush strokes.

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Well, this is my eighteenth illustration for Drawrch - and I barely made it in this time. It took a lot longer than I thought it would, but there was just something about the sketch that made me want to spend more time getting it done properly.

For this one, I used Procreate's Syrup and Airbrush brushes once again. It's based on a reference image from SketchDaily.

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This is my seventeenth illustration for Drawrch!

These projects really seem to pick up after the first half is done - they've been blazing by. I've been having a good time practicing my illustration skills though, and I'm thankful to have the time to work on my lines. I'll probably try to do a more realistic portrait next time, time permitting.

I always use the Procreate Pencil brush for my sketch, and I've stuck to the Syrup brush for the lines once more. I used the soft Airbrush to add some glow to the background and the lines at the end.

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This is my sixteenth illustration for Drawrch. I was watching an episode of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel while I drew it, so I guess I took some inspiration from that.

For this one, I used Procreate's Syrup brush once again, with an assist from the Hartz brush for the background splatter.

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Here's my fifteenth illustration for Drawrch!

I've really been digging Procreate's Syrup brush, and I did the entire thing with it. The linework was fun to do, and I'm happy with how the lighting came out. As of today, I'm halfway done with this project!

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This is my fourteenth illustration for Drawrch!

Sometimes, you have a day where you have tons of time to do whatever you want. Today was not one of those days for me. After getting in a good amount of Massive Catapult work in the morning, I got sidelined to help wrangle some contracting work at our home, and next thing I knew, it was 7 PM and I hadn't eaten dinner yet.

Anyway, for this one I used Procreate's Baskerville brush for most of the lines, with an assist here and there from the Syrup brush (particularly in the coloring).

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Here's my thirteenth illustration for Drawrch!

Once again, I used Procreate's Syrup brush for almost everything, with a little soft Airbrush at the end, to color the lines and the background.

The reference photo I used was from SketchDaily.

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Here's my twelfth illustration for Drawrch: the last thing a fly sees before its untimely demise.

For this one, I used Procreate's Syrup brush for the line work, and the Tarraleah and Hartz brushes for the background splatters.

It took me a second to get warmed up with the Syrup brush, to get comfortable adjusting the pressure, but I did get into a good stride towards the end. You can see how it all unfolded int he time-lapse below.