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My Funky Artworks Over The Years (21 Pics)
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My Funky Artworks Over The Years (21 Pics)

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I am Graffic, an Instagram artist, and this is my first time on Bored Panda and, in fact, on any art website. Please let me know about other websites where I can post my work. These pieces are inspired by artists like Vexx and Gawx. I create them with fineliners and alcohol markers. Each piece probably took me over 2 hours, and maybe even 3-4+ hours for the larger ones. Here, you can check out the evolution of my art from 2019 to the present. I hope you like it.

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    A Vexx doodle copy (first ever attempt at doodling) in 2019

    Pikachu doodle made in 2019 (my first original/character doodle)

    Simpson doodle made in 2021

    Gengar doodle made in 2021

    Jiggly puff doodle made in 2021

    “Cloud King” made in 2022

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    Wanted this to be a skull but doesn’t look like it. Made in early 2023

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    “Pizza”made in 2023

    Close up of the “Pizza”

    “Hallows Eve” made in 2023 (Halloween Special)

    Full Page#3 made in 2023

    “Supes” made in 2023

    Full Page#2 made in 2023

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    Full Page#1 made in 2023

    “Christmas Special” made in 2023

    iShowSpeed art made in 2023

    “Rocket power” made in 2024

    “Ceruledge” made in 2024

    “Jordans” made in 2024

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    “Life N Death” made in 2024

    Full Page#5 made in 2024

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    Doodle artist 16 years old

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    Graffic

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    Doodle artist 16 years old

    Gabrielė Malukaitė

    Gabrielė Malukaitė

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    Hi there! I'm Gabrielė, but you can also catch me responding to Gab, Gabi, Gabert, or Gabe – take your pick. Professionally, I'm the senior community manager over at Bored Panda, helping people share their awesome work and connecting artists with a worldwide audience. Beyond work, you'll catch me traveling, listening to vinyl and diving into movies, art exhibitions, and concerts. I'm a culture buff at heart, always eager to explore and embrace the richness of the human experience.

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    Gabrielė Malukaitė

    Gabrielė Malukaitė

    Moderator, BoredPanda staff

    Hi there! I'm Gabrielė, but you can also catch me responding to Gab, Gabi, Gabert, or Gabe – take your pick. Professionally, I'm the senior community manager over at Bored Panda, helping people share their awesome work and connecting artists with a worldwide audience. Beyond work, you'll catch me traveling, listening to vinyl and diving into movies, art exhibitions, and concerts. I'm a culture buff at heart, always eager to explore and embrace the richness of the human experience.

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    LakotaWolf (she/her)
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    7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    If you do all of your work on normal paper, you might want to consider sketching on regular paper and then using a lightbox to ink-trace your work onto a thicker paper like Bristol board or watercolor paper and THEN coloring it. I color with alcohol-based markers as well (Copics and Prismas) and they bleed a lot less on Bristol board or similarly-thick paper (I like Cougar Smooth paper as well.) Honestly, your work is excellent. Keep on keeping on :) My only other piece of advice is to try out Sharpies to fill in large areas of black/shadow, as Sharpie ink dries quickly and evenly so your black/shadow areas won't look streaky (and Sharpies are cheaper than black Copics or Prismas...) I'd recommend posting on DeviantArt or similar, as Bored Panda isn't really an "art" site.

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    6 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Thanks for the advice :) Where I live Bristol paper and Cougar paper are pretty expensive! I am planning to buy Bristol board maybe by the end of the year or earlier. As for your advice on posting on DeviantArt, I’ll have a go at it! Thanks again❤️

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    Marykay Klim
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    7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I can see your artistic progression and growth thru your drawings. Nice and bright. A definite "ata boy/girl! Good deal" for having the ability to post. Lots of artists never share their work w/ anyone. It's a great way to grow as an artist as you get feedback, etc. I don't know about Deviant Art, but I think Lakota Wolf gave you some good advice. Keep at it!

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    6 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Thank you :)). Yep it is great to get feedback. Sometimes Artists do show their work but don’t get the right feedback too you know. That’s another thing to why art goes undiscovered sometimes.

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    LakotaWolf (she/her)
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    7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    If you do all of your work on normal paper, you might want to consider sketching on regular paper and then using a lightbox to ink-trace your work onto a thicker paper like Bristol board or watercolor paper and THEN coloring it. I color with alcohol-based markers as well (Copics and Prismas) and they bleed a lot less on Bristol board or similarly-thick paper (I like Cougar Smooth paper as well.) Honestly, your work is excellent. Keep on keeping on :) My only other piece of advice is to try out Sharpies to fill in large areas of black/shadow, as Sharpie ink dries quickly and evenly so your black/shadow areas won't look streaky (and Sharpies are cheaper than black Copics or Prismas...) I'd recommend posting on DeviantArt or similar, as Bored Panda isn't really an "art" site.

    Community Member
    6 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Thanks for the advice :) Where I live Bristol paper and Cougar paper are pretty expensive! I am planning to buy Bristol board maybe by the end of the year or earlier. As for your advice on posting on DeviantArt, I’ll have a go at it! Thanks again❤️

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    Marykay Klim
    Community Member
    7 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I can see your artistic progression and growth thru your drawings. Nice and bright. A definite "ata boy/girl! Good deal" for having the ability to post. Lots of artists never share their work w/ anyone. It's a great way to grow as an artist as you get feedback, etc. I don't know about Deviant Art, but I think Lakota Wolf gave you some good advice. Keep at it!

    Community Member
    6 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Thank you :)). Yep it is great to get feedback. Sometimes Artists do show their work but don’t get the right feedback too you know. That’s another thing to why art goes undiscovered sometimes.

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