I just started an Instagram @semisweetcharms for my miniature food charms. I was told I should post this picture here as you might like it! I sell them as well, my etsy store is in my Instagram bio.4yr ⋅ artistwhodraws ⋅ r/ramen
I just started an Instagram for my charm creations. There not much there yet but there's much more to come! My Instagram bio also has a link to my etsy store. Check it out if you like @semisweetcharms4yr ⋅ artistwhodraws ⋅ r/polymerclay
This is my first digital portrait, it took forever but I'm happy with it. Feedback and critiques are greatly appreciated!4yr ⋅ artistwhodraws ⋅ r/DigitalArt
I make realistic charms. A friend told me that I might not sell as many as I would if i made them look simple instead. What do you think? Am I better off making simple cute pieces or will I see similar success with my realistic charms?4yr ⋅ artistwhodraws ⋅ r/polymerclay
Here is a follow up post to show my finished drawing. I posted it originally to see if I was doing anything wrong and got some great feedback. I took a lot of your advice to improve it! Original post is in comments.4yr ⋅ artistwhodraws ⋅ r/DigitalArt
Stocked up on bowls that I made for charms! Most of these will end up being bowls of ramen. Any other ideas?4yr ⋅ artistwhodraws ⋅ r/polymerclay
I'm getting this drawing ready to be inked and I was about to start drawing the shoulders of the suit but I'm not sure if I should. I kind of like it as is. Should I draw the shoulders or leave it?4yr ⋅ artistwhodraws ⋅ r/learnart
I'm getting this drawing ready to be inked and I was about to start drawing the shoulders of the suit but I'm not sure if I should. I kind of like it as is. Should I draw the shoulders or leave it?4yr ⋅ artistwhodraws ⋅ r/Artadvice
