I’ve got monsters, how about you?
Also I guess because I’ve been stressing a bit about this one major essay/paper I have I’ve just been doodling lots of floating heads and stuff.I hadn’t drawn Peter in a while, and so now he seems a little older looking? I’m pretty sure it’s the suit shirt.
So I drew these floating heads a few days ago and quite liked them. But why can’t I draw him like that all the time?Also, you can choose to believe or disbelieve the notes I’ve written there. I don’t think of them as strictly canonical yet, but I’m pretty sure that at least parts of them are right, because BOY, DO I LOVE A REFORMED KILLER/REDEMPTION ARC TROPE. 
‘The Crown from the Queen of the Hive’Brush pen & Ink, 25 x 35 cm Part of ‘LOLA & THE SPIDER KING’. One of the tasks set by the usurper Spider King is for Lola to obtain the Hive-Queen’s crown, which is no easy feat when she’s got an army of stingers who would fiercely protect her. Perhaps some flattery and sweet talking is in order?

Q: Oh gosh, well I just saw a picture of Loki you drew in the Loki tag and your art style is absolutely adorable! Ha ha, felt like I needed to say this, keep up the good work, your art is very lovely!..?
- Anonymous

Oh my, thank you so much! I honestly wasn’t expecting anything like this, and you’ve made my night! I’m really glad you like my stuff enough to send me such a sweet little message. ;u;

(Also, don’t worry anon, you don’t have to be anon forever. I’m probably just as afraid of you as you are of me… in fact, probably more!) 

“I am Loki of Asgard, and I am burdened with glorious purpose.”
Oh gods. Do these look like people? I don’t even know any more. I think there’s a reason I don’t draw fan art of characters that are portrayed by real-people-actors. I never know if I just think they look like they’re supposed to or what. Maybe the best test for that is to just see whether people can guess without me telling them? Guess correctly, and that must mean I’m doing something right. ;A;Any way, this is me trying to figure out the balance between drawing cartoons and making said cartoon look enough like the person or what ever. Uh… so yeah. Guess away?EDIT: @missingsun - Yeah, you got it! I don’t really draw people-people that often, so I was super worried no one would get it. I’m glad Hal & Tom are recognisable - I still need to work on how I draw Cutler though. Also, thank you! ;u;
‘Bring Me the Egg of a Dragonfly’Brush pen & Ink, 25 x 35 cm Woah, this one is actually kind of old now. I scanned it a while back, but for some reason never got ‘round to uploading it.It’s part of my ‘LOLA & THE SPIDER KING’ series which in all truth is really slow-going - I’ve been flitting about to all different things. There are a few more that I’ve been slowly (painfully) working on which I’ll hopefully remember to scan in sometime in the near future.
Unfinished!I found some brown paper and wanted to test out my tombow brush pen. I think this is where its strength truly lies, with larger drawings. My usual drawings are so teeny-tiny like myself, so this was fun to doodle, even if it isn’t finished at all.Some kind of alien-lady. She was going to be in space with stars and planets around her but then I realised my hands are lame, and so now you’ll just have to take my word that the finished product in my mind looks freaking awesome. 

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mockingbirds

The collected mind ramblings and sketches of Bridget Willoughby; Sydney based cartoonist, inspired by indie/do-it-yourself comic books, zines, video games, folk-tales and mythology.

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