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#scribbles

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maiji

As a sketchbook nears its end (e.g., less than handful of pages left), the inclination to just doodle whatever so that I can start a new sketchbook increases exponentially. Here I am spamming Claude and related nonsense.

1) Fountain pen ink Claude
2) I did his eyes with sparkly ink wheee-oooh
3) Cube Claude. He's trying his best.
4) Ernest and Claude backseat driving while Dias learns how to do taxes. BTW it's tax season

A photo of a sketchbook page with a drawing of Claude C. Kenni from Star Ocean The Second Story (R design) with his hood over his head, looking to his top left. He's rendered loosely in a variety of fountain inks with water bleeding the ink colours in interesting hues.
Angled shot of the fountain pen ink Claude drawing, showing the silvery blue sparkly of the ink used on his irises.
Ink and pencil crayon doodle of a chibi Claude whose head and body are shaped like cubes in the style of the Capcom VOXENATION nuigurumi plushes. He looks downcast.
Very messy pencil scribble of Ernest, Dias and Claude from Star Ocean 2. Dias looks super annoyed and frazzled while doing a hunt-and-peck style of typing. Ernest is on the left wearing tri-glasses, and Claude is on the right. Both of them are looking over Dias' shoulder and offering advice. Messy text reads "Learning to file taxes or something"
#ink#FountainPenInk#PencilCrayon
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Brian Swetland

I take ephemeral notes in near-illegible block print and scribbles on Rhodia spiral-bound grid pads.

Gold star for anyone who can figure out the topic of each of these three random, recent-ish pages.

edit: I like the consistency of the stroke order, style and almost aggressive non-rectilinearity of the boxes at the bottom of the second page.. past-me seems to be very sure the grid is much more of a guideline than a rule.

Horrible scribbles on a page of grid paper.
Horrible scribbles on a page of grid paper.
Horrible scribbles on a page of grid paper.
#Scribbles#BadHandwriting
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