Varian drawing on PaperDraw mobile app - no stylus

This is a character I know very well, because of my children His name is Varian, he is from the series Tangled a spinoff of the movie! He is a nerdy young scientist without any spoilers he does experience some trauma and angst throughout the series. Man, this is extremely well done and drawn, dare I say exceptional! I love the color scheme and the background. Wait a minute, I was just going to comment on the skill of the artist with her background choice and mention the work it must have taken to do the background and then I scrolled back up, to see this was drawn on an app!? And without a stylus no less, that's unreal! I mean, I've never attempted anything like that, maybe I'll have to give it a tray sometime. It must be relaxing and soothing, seems zen like. Mind you I color very well with crayons and a coloring book. So, we'll see. This is truly very well detailed with him brooding, and he is definitely tired, and ready to jump into action! The details in his face, hair, safety goggles and I really dig the background vibe. This young woman should definitely follow her dream. I heard she wants to illustrate children's books! I'd be in line at Barnes and Noble in a heartbeat with my family in tow! I see a bright future ahead of her! Again, many thanks for brightening a veryblong day. This is an absolute gem of a drawing and I can't imagine how long it took to complete. What a gifted and talented young woman. Keep your creative drawings coming, you never know who may be looking or searching for someone to illustrate their next book! I love it!

Ah, gotcha! Admittedly, I don't watch too many newer cartoons excepting some superhero series and animé, seeing as even my youngest relatives are older now, but I ought to delve back into the genre. Nothing against it, but I do find myself busier with other things nowadays, although I should check out this series. My niece loved the film as a kid, but she never told me they made a series as well. I bet it's great. The film is beautiful. Varian seems really interesting. I've always been drawn to more complex characters in fiction, especially those who teeter a morally grey line, and I love analysing characters I enjoy. This artist seems to really have a fascination for conflicted characters as well. I'm not familiar with everybody on her page, but those I am familiar with speak volumes. She seems very intelligent and seems to be quite the thinker as shown in both her work ethic and her preferences, and, in addition to that, that woman is show-stoppingly gorgeous. Man, she's really perfect. I don't know her well, but I know her well enough. Ah, she makes my heart quite full and happy. Oh, no, please don't try the app, haha! I tried it and it's not as simple as she makes it look! Beware of PaperDraw! I would say these apps are the spawn of bloody Hell, but I can't say that in good conscience knowing what has come of them, especially from my ravishing darling. Goodness, she's something sublime. Haha. Well, you may do better than me. How well can you draw?

Yes, I thought I would look at something to decompress from my day. It's actually quite a good show. I must say that I've never lost my inner child and when I become a mother I noticed how much humor for adults is in a lot of cartoons and cartoon movies. Love Animé, and super hero, action, drama and really some of everything. If it’s good, like music, and I feel it, then I like it, that may seem like an odd reference. I too love complex / conflicted / tortured characters and plot twists. I've not seen the artist on here yet. It's great that she evokes happiness in you! Her drawings just leap out at you, and I've only seen a couple thus far. Well, I'll give it a go sometime this week, but I can't draw. I can color in a coloring book, but this looks easy, and an app on the phone, I mean how hard can it be. You do have a little scared with the comment about the app being the spawn of hell, I laughed my head off. We'll see what happens. I do hope you get some shut eye. I'll be up for a bit, but I'm going to get a glass of water, listening to some music, and chilling out a bit, and just put the children to sleep after reading them bedtime stories. I must be nut because when I read them I've always done character voices, and I'm happy when they are, and I read it with such enthusiasm because I enjoy them, smiling and enjoying it too. I've seen and heard parents read as if they've been threatened with their life and just don't care. I really get into it. I must be nuts🤣

Aw, you sound like a great mum. My mum had her hands full between me, my sister, and my step-brother, but she was always great. My father was the best anyone could ask for. Sadly, he's no longer with us. I miss him everyday, but I don't mean to trauma-dump on you. My apologies. Yeah, those characters are the best. Lately, I've been reading up on a lot of historical figures, name those of the old West, something that's always fascinated me. Are you familiar with Calamity Jane? How about Billy the Kid? I love reading about fascinating figures. Oh, no, you sweet summer child. How little you know about online drawing... I consider myself an artist, but I can't draw for dog bollocks. My two attempts are on my page, but it almost feels blasphemous to even mention them under my darling's talent. I hope your darlings enjoy your storytime. It sounds amazing. My mum read to us, but she was always exhausted. (Seems it runs in the family.) Hope your family has a good night and that you get some rest. Hopefully, although I seldom dream of much that's sensical these days, I do hope I return to my last dream about a certain young artiste... If she only knew what she's done to my life.

It must be nice to come from a big family! I didn't, just me, but I have three children. Both of my parents have passed away. Don't ever apologize for being you. We are human aftwr all. My deepest sympathies on the loss of your father. I miss mine too, they are our first loves and the building blocks of who we are, as human beings. No apologies needed here! My mom read, but she too was tired working sometimes two and three jobs and was tired a lotas well. My father passed when I was very little. Aww, that's sweet, and you are very funny! I've never had a dream that makes sense, and I am so glad to know it's not just me because most everyone I know can seem to recall and make sense of their dreams. I wake up and don't even remember going to sleep, hmm I wonder what's going on in my brain then...? Well, she must be something or someone very special. I do hope you get some rest as well. By the way, I almost forgot I was into the conversation. Yes, I've heard about Calamity Jane, although not very much and I've not read about her. Interesting that besides Bonnie and Clyde they never really spoke of the females of the old west era. Of course I remember about Billy the Kid, I've been told there's a show about his life and it's supposed to be really good. I've yet to check it out, but do intend to do so. I grew up watching the spaghetti westerns wirh Clint Eastwood and the likes. Do you know thst he has a son that is his spitting image of when he was younger! It's astonishing how when you see a photograph of them side by side they look like twins!

My deepest condolences for your parents as well. I cannot imagine what that's like. Fortunately, my mum is still here, but I lost my father in high school. I think about him with everything I do, especially in my career, which I've wanted to get into since I was very young, and he was nothing but supportive. Your mum seems very kind and caring. I see where you get it from. That's odd, denoting the dreams. Sometimes, it happens to me, and more often than not, I do remember, but it's just odd, man. My last dream that wasn't of my darling artiste was that I was holding a conversation with a pet rock and it was speaking back to me? It was like something I'd make in grade school, with little pipe cleaner antennae. Yes, the artist is a lovely, ravishing young woman. She's a friend of my niece's and probably one of the most beautiful young ladies to walk the face of the Earth. We are lucky to be living and breathing at the same time. Man, she's something else. You've got that right. Oh, you should do some digging. I love Google as much as anyone, but I also love doing things the old-fashioned way and checking out references in the library. Yeah, Billy the Kid is a really good show. I've seen it all. Love both Eastwoods!

Thank you, I vaguely remember my father, but was too young. Wow! It must have been difficult especially in your young age still learning and growing. They help make us who we are, you know aide in forming our values and morals. I'm certain that he is with you always, not in the way you want but watching, smiling and cheering you on! How lucky that you are living your dream, I believe you said you have to sell or promote for your job, and I am guessing you are very good at it, especially since it's what you've wanted to do. I believe your father is proud and wirh you. My mother always said you better love what you do because if your kucky you'll be doing it for a long time! My job is very rewarding; however, also very difficult and the hours are sometimes long. Thank you, fir I definitely am my mother's daughter, and I say that proudly. Your dream sounds hysterical! I must tune in tomorrow to see whatvit said! I never have a clue, but when I do remember it is so stupid that it is laughable. I was skateboarding in a tree with huge wide limbs that were covered in vera bradley print, I mean the entire tree was the same vera bradley pink paisley and other various colors everywhere, I mean what the heck was that about?! Hey, I love my local library and as for books, I have every electronic device you can imagine, but there's nothing like the aesthetic of a hard cover book or a book period. I still have my books from college. I paid an arm and leg for them, for my career. I don't necessarily need them, but my children will be able to learn from them, if they wish. This young woman seems very special, and I hope all goes well, you speak so beautifully and highly of her. I'll be tuning in this weekend I'm off, and it strange how they look alike the Eastwoods, right?!

It was and still is heartbreaking. All you say is true to its core. Family is the most important love we have in our lives, if we're lucky, and I'd say we both come from great people. Thank you for the kind words. I like to imagine the same about my father. I do wish you the best with your job. I do recognize that my job has made me fortunate, and I'm certainly very privileged to be in the position that I'm in, but a lot of people assume that a job like mine would be a cake walk, and although I can definitely imagine worse things do be doing in life as a whole, there's still a lot of difficulties, such as managing my emotions, rising early and bringing my all, and learning new skills all the time. I never know what my next assignment is going to teach me and hold for me, but I'm always eager to learn. Ah, yes... The pet rock dream. It was strange, man. It was a completely straight conversation about zen and the art of relaxation, and it was as if I were speaking with some prolific author, yet it was a bloody pet rock with little pipe cleaner antennae. I was speaking with it as if it were some wise man, wiser than the lot of us, and it was speaking to me in a voice like Morgan Freeman's. Hey, your dream sounds fun! Very whimsical. My niece loves Vera Bradley, especially her newer designs. Mine was just nonsensical. I totally agree about reading books. I fear it's becoming a lost art with the generations. Even my niece has a Kindle eReader, and although it's nice that she has a small library on it, what about when it doesn't load? What if the books have diagrams or maps in them, or even illustrations, like what my heart's darling wishes to do? Wow, that's good. Hopefully, your children will follow in your footsteps if that's what they wish to do with their lives. You seem quite intelligent and quite the reader. I do hope things go well between me and the artist. It is my heart's wish that she feels the same towards me. Hope you enjoy the show! Yeah, definitely, denoting the Eastwoods! My personal favourite movie of Clint's is A Fistfull of Dollars, but I've seen most of them.

Again, not familiar with this character, but the artist seems to be quite fond of him, and I can see why. This has to be one of the most amazing works she's drawn on her phone... I cannot believe this is courtesy of the same application that I've completely butchered the idea of a simple feline character in. Varian seems like an interesting figure, not only because of all of the details of his getup and art style (which are showcased moreso in her other art of him), but also in his emotional range. Her previous work of him depicted him being giddy and proud of something he'd created, but now, he seems to be in quite an angsty mood, yet both were conveyed expertly. Something has been bothering him, and, in addition to the dark colour palette and his expression, everything about this conveys what seems to be only the beginning of his fury, as if he's plotting something quite intense. The small bags under his eyes, which weren't present in the "happy" drawing of him, imply that something happened to set off this change in him, and the way his head is down, yet he's looking up conveys that he must've been feeling hurt or let down before a flame was lit inside of him. I've never watched whatever he's from, yet it astounds me how much of his story, or any character's story, can be told through one visual if you look closely enough. One thing that quite fascinates me is whenever this artist latches onto a character and draws them multiple times, and although there are some discrepancies between figures she is familiar with and those that I am, that nearly works out better for me in a way because I'm left to speculate and guess aspects and traits of the chosen characters through how theyre depicted in the different pieces the artist chooses to create, such as her Eddie Munson series, her multiple drawings each of Kim Petras and Billie Eilish, and her seemingly infinite collection of Jamie Campbell-Bower portraits, which encompasses both works of himself and various characters he played. The lightning and texturing of the entire piece are simply too stunning for words.