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This started out as a sketch of the different possible individual objects you might find inside the final boss-fight arena level of Lollihop. Later, I just decided to go ahead and draw something of a more full scene, eventually ending up trying a little harder to ink it too.

Basically, you fight a giant owl inside a giant, hollow, petrified tree in the desert. The tree is the owl's lair, and it's littered with pieces of the world that the owl's hoarded into the trunk. Some smaller owlettes, and some snails, also inhabit the place, and some local flora also grows on the walls and such. In the picture I've also included some new platform ideas, but I won't really go into those since none of this is really confirmed, it just ended up being a fun doodle that I wanted to post.

First time trying to do inking a little more technically, drawing on transparent paper over my sketch and using vinyl gloves while trying to touch the paper as little as possible. This was done on an A5, but I kinda like small papers, it works to stop me from going way overboard with the details and risking giving up halfway.

Description
This started out as a sketch of the different possible individual objects you might find inside the final boss-fight arena level of Lollihop. Later, I just decided to go ahead and draw something of a more full scene, eventually ending up trying a little harder to ink it too.

Basically, you fight a giant owl inside a giant, hollow, petrified tree in the desert. The tree is the owl's lair, and it's littered with pieces of the world that the owl's hoarded into the trunk. Some smaller owlettes, and some snails, also inhabit the place, and some local flora also grows on the walls and such. In the picture I've also included some new platform ideas, but I won't really go into those since none of this is really confirmed, it just ended up being a fun doodle that I wanted to post.

First time trying to do inking a little more technically, drawing on transparent paper over my sketch and using vinyl gloves while trying to touch the paper as little as possible. This was done on an A5, but I kinda like small papers, it works to stop me from going way overboard with the details and risking giving up halfway.