Hello there! This was my first time creating a fully digital illustration in Procreate. I usually sketch on paper and then switch to Procreate for the line art and coloring. I wanted to share a bit of my process with this approach. IMAGE 01 I created this collage in Canva to arrange the elements the way I wanted. I have some difficulty with composition when working digitally, and I don't really know why. If you have any tips, please let me know! IMAGE 02 This was the final result. These flowers give me Cuphead vibes. What do you guys think?

Some bathtub contemplation lol ✨️ and some weird green attempt 😂💚

Hi this is my first time posting any art. Here is my interpretation of this week’s prompt.

Hi everyone, How are you on this sunny Wednesday? I am just curious, are you guys keen to watch the Soccer World Cup and if so, who are you cheering on? I‘m not much of a „Fußball Fan“ but those big events are always something special, where folks from all over the world come together to share good times and make special memories… How about you, are you watching?

Welcome, lovely artists, I’m so happy you’re here! ❤️ The Wonky Art Society is a low-pressure space for digital artists, Procreate lovers and creative humans who want to draw more, practice with joy and grow their skills without perfectionism ruining all the fun. To get things started, I’d love to know a little bit about you. Introduce yourself in the comments and tell us: 1. Where are you from? 2. Are you more of a digital artist, traditional artist, or happily chaotic mix of both? 3. What would you love to get out of this community? And lastly (and that, to me, is the most fun part) Tell us one of your weirdest quirks! 😇 I can’t wait to make art with you, the low-pressure way. Let me start: 1. I'm Jutta, artist and educator based in Düsseldorf, Germany. 2. I'm mostly a digital artist (no mess, ya know, no setting up a gazillion of tools and cleaning brushes and stuff 😇) but I also love drawing with alcohol & acrylic markers. 3. I want to share my philosophy "Getting good at art-making should not feel hard. Practice is key of course but you can only keep a sustainable art-making habit when you actually love what you're doing." I would like to meet cool artsy people and spend time with them talking about the stuff we all love. And my weirdest quirk: I love watching my Kitchen Aid mix ingredients into a nice and smooth dough. So satisfying.