Loose Ends 2023 - an artist's sketchbook
A downloadable sketchbook
Loose Ends is a yearly pdf of my physical sketchbook & miscellaneous digital art, pretty much everything I drew outside of life drawing (which I do a separate pdf for), paid work, and bigger projects :)
This 2023 compilation includes:
- 22 pages (11 spreads), the tail end of my old sketchbook
- 64 pages (34 spreads) from my new sketchbook
- 85 pages (43 spreads) of digital art, much of which I've posted in various places but some that has yet to see the light of day
The art itself is a mix of:
- mindless doodles
- comics (mostly unfinished drafts)
- studies and art practice
- art of my ttrpg characters & ocs
- art of my friends' characters
- a scattering of miscellaneous fanart
- sketches and process for some bigger pieces, including the two zine illustrations I did this year
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Free copies available, no questions asked. I've benefited greatly from people who shared their creativity for free and want to do the same for others.
If they run out let me know and I'll add more ✨
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This was so lovely to read through! It was really cool to get to see so much your process, especially the thumbnailing and character design pages :)
I really like that you included more playful pages like the cacti people too, they are delightful!
Thank you, I really do enjoy seeing and sharing process work but always forget to post it as I go! Compiling it all after the end has been a lot more fun :)
Ahh the cacti people <3 I should draw more of them
Your art is so gorgeous! I love that you shared some context about the different sketchbook pages, and I enjoyed reading about how you chose the name of this project. What an amazing collection!
Thank you so much! I tried to make it like something I would enjoy reading & I always love to hear people's though processes behind things. I'm glad it came across well 😊