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This is One Of my Works i try to make More :)..iam 16 and looking for help O_O

Since I did a portrait of my other half, I thought I’d add one of me, too. Only, it doesn’t look exactly like me. I’ve done more shading since then, to make the chin look more like mine, and make the ear look like an ear. But it looks almost the same as this.

This is a sketch I did a few months ago of my wonderful man. Of course, it’s always hard to capture someone I know very well on paper, but I think I did okay.

This picture portrays the very serious side of being a chihuhua. Check out that stern face – she gives me this one all the time. It says, “Hey… I mean business. See that stuffed hedge hog on the floor there? I just so totally pwned him a second ago, so watch out.”

I sketched this from a photo I saw online… I hope this guy doesn’t mind.

charcoal on printer paper

I am teaching myself to paint with acrylics. I am no professional, but I find that I don’t really care while I’m doing it – it’s so much fun!

This is my “Night Siren”. She’s a little lop-sided. :)

Acrylic on wood.

(More broken pieces of wood from karate class to practice on. For free – woo!)

I had these pieces of wood that I had broken in karate class, so I painted on them.

Clearly a name other than mulya is in the corner of this picture, but I put mulya on there too, for the sake of my 43T friends. This is my rainbow lady. She took about ten minutes.

I drew this fairy for my mom, to symbolize peace, freedom, and happiness.

Maybe you have seen tiny elephants throwing tiny parades in your back yard, or maybe you have seen them collecting peanuts and burying them in your garden, storing them up for a long winter. Wherever you have come across these friendly little creatures, they probably left you wondering: where do tiny elephants come from?

Well, I am here to provide answers. It’s what I do. And tiny elephants obviously come from tiny elephant bubbles.