I couldn't resist an urge to repaint this artwork so that it would be fit for a frame, so I did just that. As a bonus, in comments below I'll post process for this piece, stage by stage. 70cm x 50cm paper, watercolor, fineliner sketch. N ( #Murder_Drones, by Liam Vickers) © Glitch Productions

Who would have thought that something so ferocious would quickly turn out to be one of the most sympathetic characters ever made? Artwork inspired by poster created by Leslie Illingworth. 70cm x 50cm paper, watercolor, fineliner sketch. N ( #Murder_Drones, by Liam Vickers) © Glitch Productions

Second practice piece for me to learn creating fully coloured Murder Drones artwork. Hopefully this will be enough to stop worrying about irreversible mistakes and workflow mishaps. 42cm x 29,7cm paper, watercolor, fineliner sketch. J, V ( #Murder_Drones, by Liam Vickers) © Glitch Productions

Larger artworks leave less room for mistakes, so here is a small (A3) practice piece to get a better grasp of MD's unique lighting and textures. 42cm x 29,7cm paper, watercolor, fineliner sketch. V, Sparky (Murder Drones, by Liam Vickers) © Glitch Productions

Reuploading a properly edited (and more honest to original physical artwork) version. Previous one seemed fine to me upon initial upload... but I was already half-asleep at that point. 42cm x 59,4cm paper, Kuretake markers. V, Doll, Lizzy ( #Murder_Drones, by Liam Vickers) © Glitch Productions

Sometimes your best bet is to just cut out that bad influence from your everyday interactions and hope it didn't take hold of your impressionable mind. 42cm x 59,4cm paper, Kuretake markers. V, Doll, Lizzy ( #Murder_Drones, by Liam Vickers) © Glitch Productions

A squad of disassembly drones trying their best to meet their quota, but their pilot seems to have wandered off somewhere. Again. 42x59,4cm paper, markers. N, V, J ( #Murder_Drones, by Liam Vickers) © Glitch Productions Gangle, Jax (The Amazing Digital Circus, by Gooseworx) © Glitch Productions

First time dipping my toes in MD territory - which of course calls for a study drawing to get a hang of characters, as well as to get some mistakes out of my system. I have no idea where this rabbit hole leads to, but I'm eager to find out! Uzi Doorman, N, V, Alice (Murder Drones) © Liam Vickers

Gangle at her not-so-secret figurine workstation. Turns out that making #TADC fanart is more challenging than drawing paper bears - who would have guessed? Watercolor, 42x56cm paper. Gangle, Jax, Ragatha, Pomni (The Amazing Digital Circus) © Gooseworx Zeruel (Neon Genesis Evangelion) © Khara, inc.

TES: VI won't be out for a while, so that wraps up my streak of Teri-fying post-Daggerfall TES games. #Teri #tawog (The Amazing World of Gumball / The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball) © Ben Bocquelet, Cartoon Network/Warner Bros The Elder Scrolls V: #Skyrim © Bethesda Game Studios/ZeniMax Media

I had so much fun with the previous, Morrowind-themed piece that I had to draw another while moving to the next video game. 42x59,4cm paper, Kuretake pens. #Teri ( #The_Amazing_World_of_Gumball ) © Ben Bocquelet, Cartoon Network / Warner Bros #Oblivion © Bethesda Game Studios / ZeniMax Media

Self-absorbed student has found an alternative use for school time - like daydreaming about video games. 42cm x 59,4cm paper, fineliners. TES Morrowind © Bethesda Game Studios / ZeniMax Media Teri, Molly ( #The_Amazing_World_of_Gumball ) © Ben Bocquelet, Cartoon Network / Warner Bros

POV: It's 2020 and you've been caught sneaking into a public area without a proper cloth mask. Technique shift inspired by Shigeru Mizuki's work. 42 x 59,4cm paper, fineliner. Warhammer 40,000 © Games Workshop Teri ( #The_Amazing_World_of_Gumball ) © Ben Bocquelet, Cartoon Network / Warner Bros

Brief respite from drawing paper bears - all in order to improve my workshop a bit. Watercolor on paper, 70cm x 50cm, based upon a self-made photo. Courtyard/patio of a former community center building in #Warsaw, originally built in late eastern bloc era.

vib-ribbon (1999) | NanaOn-Sha | Sony Computer Entertainment | PlayStation 1 #PlayStation #VideoGames #VibRibbon #OutOfContext

Teri as a #Warhammer_40k inquisitor, done to fulfill an anonymous request! 42cm x 59,4cm paper, greyscale pen & marker. Warhammer 40,000 © Games Workshop Teri, Darwin Watterson ( #The_Amazing_World_of_Gumball ) © Ben Bocquelet, Cartoon Network / Warner Bros

Uploading an updated version of bsky.app/profile/maci... - with more consistent colouring and contrast, as well as a halo 'painted' through removing watercolor with a wet brush. Watercolor, 50x70cm paper #Kuromi © Sanrio Co, Ltd.

Respectable and level-headed commentary on even the most delusional of cranks is admirable... but not exactly entertaining, is it? Greyscale pen & marker on paper; #Teri, Steve Small ( #The_Amazing_World_of_Gumball ) © Ben Bocquelet, Cartoon Network / Warner Bros

An alternate way to obtain high-end designer clothing, though definitely not without some opposition! Hopefully this brings me closer to a 'finished' piece in a greyscale pen+marker technique. #Teri, Larry Needlemeyer ( #The_Amazing_World_of_Gumball ) © Ben Bocquelet, Cartoon Network / Warner Bros

While this might look like an intentionally edgyfied piece of fanart that an artist drew on a whim, it's actually a depiction of a canon event from a prequel season to "Onegai My Melody" anime series. But hey! it works and that's all that counts. Watercolor, 50x70cm paper Kuromi © Sanrio Co, Ltd.

Thought I should drop some life-sign from time to time and what is a better life-sign than dragons~? :D I hope you're all having a fantastic day!

Landscape art painted pleinair during my stay on la Palma.

Good altar servers are hard to come by and this one dares to fall asleep during sermon just because he had been toiling away all night! Watercolor on 42x56cm paper. Image totally not inspired by a tradcath cult LARP of a niche internet clown, that would be rude! Cult of the Lamb © Massive Monster

Faves from 2023! And now that I've had a nice break there's more art on the way

"When lunar flowers crumble, they fracture into shards of pure light. And instead of returning to the darkness they sprouted from, they turn into bonfires for those who walk the void."

*Reupload - edits and camera replacement* Sometimes visible light is a viable and cost-effective alternative to an X-ray... but only as long as the patient has a body depth of less than a milimeter. Teri (The Amazing World of Gumball) © Ben Bocquelet, Cartoon Network / Warner Bros

I find posts of people who complain about how they don't want to learn how to draw rather funny. Sweetheart... it's too late for that. You can already draw.
 Absolutely everybody can draw. And your worst drawings will always be the ones you didn't try to make.

Using traditional mediums to produce a reaction image might seem like overkill, but I wouldn't have it any other way if doing so allows me to add new things to my skillset. Teri (The Amazing World of Gumball) © Ben Bocquelet, Cartoon Network / Warner Bros

I guess I should give some life sign that I'm still up and about. But I got a flu, so social media interaction is limited to me remembering how awesome it was to breath through my nose. Ah, good times. Have some blue art.

Hello BlueSky! My name is Dirk with an Erik + a Schulz and I’m a silly comic artist from Berlin/Germany! I like to draw weird and out of this world stuff. Working nonstop to get my soul sucked out, enjoying it!

"The old gods do not comprehend artificial light. It collapses their superposition and leaves us wondering about lens flares and multi-exposure, craving answers, unable to accept the reality only artificial eyes can perceive." (Have some black and white monsters for November~. :D)

Study drawings of a paper bear and her interaction with her own hypothetical house environment. Plus a bit of size guesstimate to make it a tad easier for me to organize a scenery. Teri (The Amazing World of Gumball) © Ben Bocquelet, Cartoon Network / Warner Bros

Study sketches of an angelic lifeform from Evangelion franchise, both Neon Genesis Evangelion and Rebuild of Evangelion versions. Drawn with fibre pen on A3 paper - pleasant return to a technique I used in the past. Zeruel/10-th angel (Neon Genesis Evangelion, Rebuild of Evangelion) © Khara, inc.

Although Vibri might enjoy trampoline regardless of unwanted occupants, Teri would have rather wished for something more compliant with sanitation guidelines! 😁 Vibri (Vib-Ribbon, Vib-Ripple) © NanaOn-Sha; Teri (The Amazing World of Gumball) © Ben Bocquelet, Cartoon Network / Warner Bros

Warsaw Spire - watercolor on 50 x 70cm paper, based on self-made photo. Incidentally, the lobby of this skyscraper hosted a watercolor exhibition where several of my artworks were also displayed. Photo itself was taken on the eve of said exhibition, as I was returning from vernissage.

Vib-Ribbon fanart, drawn with white ink on 50 x 70cm black paper. Making it WW2 Red Army themed wasn't the best choice - this piece had been originally finished just weeks before Russia started an all-out war against Ukraine and its people. Vibri (Vib-Ribbon) belongs to NanaOn-Sha.

Late 1930s brutalism, as seen in modern day Warsaw. Watercolor on paper, 42cm x 55,5cm, based upon a self-made photo. Painted for the sake of improvement drive, as idleness from work burnout throughout 2022 began to take its toll on the quality of my works.

Watercolor on 70 x 50cm paper, first posted in mid 2022. Back in 2001, Sierra created "Empire Earth", which contained a wet dream of every Putinbot - advanced Russia at war against the world. Unfortunately, Kremlin had a similar wet dream. Fortunately, Ukrainian people put that dream in its grave.

Source of (as of posting) my page banner, watercolor on 70cm x 50cm. Memory image of an existing street in northwestern Warsaw, warped heavily through the lens of fantasy until no longer recognizable.

Meadow in low angle view, with flowering Heracleum sosnowskyi. Ink + watercolour on watercolour paper. Artwork created roughly two years ago, that's about as far as I go with reuploading older stuff. The even older ones can be viewed at www.deviantart.com/thegreatmc