#GenreChallenge

Hello lovely of AAA, my biggest apologies for taking so long to get around to doing this! I know people are probably used to it by now, but that just makes it worse :skull: Only three entries surprisingly!! I get being busy and forgetting things, etc. though, I’m not one to judge at...

Decided to the #GenreChallenge I got the genre "horror". As much as I love horror, it was harder to come up with an idea x) but I'm pretty happy with the result. OC Sae (psycho version) broke into a house and... it ended up bloody..

Hi! Here is my first post on this amino. This my entry for #GenreChallenge Theme: For the character I decided to do Ciel Phantomhive from Black Butler. The horror elements are the skull and the blood Process Sketches IMG=W...

She’s from the underrated anime “battle b-daman” (2nd season only). Where she was a reoccurring antagonist. Later on in the series. When the minute I saw her from that great anime, I’ve decided to make a fan art of her if she was a hero and not a villain. Although it seems like she’s not cut out to ...

Hello lovely of AAA! Today I am presenting a new challenge, after what feels like an eternity honestly :skull: The premise is simple! Comment below if you want to , and I’ll give you a random film genre to work with! You’ll pick an OC or existing character, and draw them as if t...

I finished watching Re:zero a few weeks back and I really loved the chemistry between Subaru and Emilia so I decided to make them for the Genre challenge. #genrechallenge #digitalart #fanart #curatorreview #re: zero

Heelo I made art based off of the characters, Norman and Emma, from Promised Neverland. I used ibs paint and took around 2-3 hrs. Please enjoy! Ps: i love norman...so i kindof feel sad doing this. Pss: you can see that i made a few changes, but bare with it will you? I decided to make ...

To-morrow is Saint Valentine's day, All in the morning betime, And I a maid at your window, To be your Valentine. Then up he rose, and donn'd his clothes, And dupp'd the chamber-door; Let in the maid, that out a maid Never departed more. — William Shakespeare, Hamlet, Act IV, Scene 5 This...