Back in 2016 I created 31 different dark art interpretations of mental illness disorders for Inktober (that were featured on Bored Panda), in order to start an unconventional conversation.
In the past 2 years, mental health has become more openly talked about,...
Back in 2016 I created 31 different dark art interpretations of mental illness disorders for Inktober (that were featured on Bored Panda), in order to start an unconventional conversation.
In the past...
Having two daughters, you're bound to watch a LOT of Disney movies.
After about the 500th time watching the Little Mermaid I decided I would redraw a series of them in my Inktober illness dark style. Kind of passive aggressive but whatever.
Having two daughters, you're bound to watch a LOT of Disney movies.
After about the 500th time watching the Little Mermaid I decided I would redraw a series of them in my...
Last year I tackled mental health with the hopes of shining a different light on the subject.
This year I decided to take on our worst fears and create 31 phobias.
Last year I tackled mental health with the hopes of shining a different light on the subject.
This year I decided to take on our worst fears and create 31 phobias.
Apparently, I'm becoming known for my ink sets so here's the next series.
This time I drew the Zodiac Signs in my creepy style.
You can also check out my posts about Mental Illnesses And Disorders, and about 7 Deadly Sins.
Apparently, I'm becoming known for my ink sets so here's the next series.
This time I drew the Zodiac Signs in my creepy style.
You can also check out my posts about Mental Illnesses...
Following the Inktober illness series, I wanted to tackle another taboo series.
The cardinal sins, in all their dirty, grimy glory.
Following the Inktober illness series, I wanted to tackle another taboo series.
The cardinal sins, in all their dirty, grimy glory.
Every year thousands of artists get involved in Inktober, where for 31 days of October, you ink a drawing for each day.
I decided to go off the usual prompt and focus on mental illnesses and disorders.
Every year thousands of artists get involved in Inktober, where for 31 days of October, you ink a drawing for each day.
I decided to go off the usual prompt and focus...
