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So I've been pretty depressed lately but I have started a new medication, it's gonna make me sicker before making me better, which you know, contributes to the depression. My point being, I was so tired and so frustrated with drawing portraits, and girls, and bellies, and whatever, I just wanted to color, so I made this. This has no pencil at all, it is all India ink, alcohol markers, gel pen, and the star in the center is Copic opaque acrylic, which is why it has texture, I couldn't get it to lay flat but it kinda looks cool.

This is meant to be weird, the eyes on the golden rays are, in my opinion, shooting outwards, but the red cubes are falling towards the star, but the blue background is affected by the light of the star, while the eyes on the rays are also affected by the light of the star, while the light blue specks in the background are, again, in my opinion, blasting away from the star. You could easily reverse all that. There is no top here, there is no bottom, there is no right, no wrong. I got to use my Ohuhu gray tones for a tone of this. It was actually a blast. The worst part was the India ink, which just sometimes doesn't like to stick well to my paper, whatever. It could just be my sketchy hands. If anyone hasn't noticed, I am terrible and a single, continuous line. I like multiple strokes, in rapid succession.

Let me know what you guys think.

Description
So I've been pretty depressed lately but I have started a new medication, it's gonna make me sicker before making me better, which you know, contributes to the depression. My point being, I was so tired and so frustrated with drawing portraits, and girls, and bellies, and whatever, I just wanted to color, so I made this. This has no pencil at all, it is all India ink, alcohol markers, gel pen, and the star in the center is Copic opaque acrylic, which is why it has texture, I couldn't get it to lay flat but it kinda looks cool.

This is meant to be weird, the eyes on the golden rays are, in my opinion, shooting outwards, but the red cubes are falling towards the star, but the blue background is affected by the light of the star, while the eyes on the rays are also affected by the light of the star, while the light blue specks in the background are, again, in my opinion, blasting away from the star. You could easily reverse all that. There is no top here, there is no bottom, there is no right, no wrong. I got to use my Ohuhu gray tones for a tone of this. It was actually a blast. The worst part was the India ink, which just sometimes doesn't like to stick well to my paper, whatever. It could just be my sketchy hands. If anyone hasn't noticed, I am terrible and a single, continuous line. I like multiple strokes, in rapid succession.

Let me know what you guys think.