I actually have finished something I am proud of! This was done using the Zorn palette (black, white, red and ocre) and it was one challenge! I've never worked from a palette before so it was really different from what I'm used to but It was a great experience!

I did another portrait using the Zorn palette to get a better hang of it. I'm really happy I did, now I feel that I have somewhat of an idea how it actually works. Zorn is a genius let me tell you

I went trough a whole list of endangered animal species while trying to find something that would spike my interest. I ended up going with the African painted dog! They are damn gorgeous and interesting animals with a formidable family structure! I love documentaries.

I would agree, as my name is inspired by them that I do love Painted Dogs. And your work is fantastic!

Very very nice work there, and your portraits are amazing too!

I've been absolute crap in activity but thank you all for your kind words!

And everyone should take the horse's example and wash their hands!

Anatomy reference sheet for a horse-gorilla hybrid creature! Ended up calling them gerard.

Here's my patronus, which I ended feeling to be a little different from what I originally got from the Pottermore test (that was a buffalo which is too cool for me!) Altough I think the best patronus would be a tiny animal like a small fish or a mouse or something because watching dementors run for their lives from a frog would be hilarious.