Happy holidays, everyone!
This is probably going to be my last piece of the year as I'll be on vacation in a few days ✌️
What's your audio aura? Thank you @stacytangart for the inspiration and @yumightaswell for creating this fun art challenge! The idea is to paint a self portrait using the color palettes of @spotify audio aura. As a result, it was very cathartic 💚💖
Another “Cells at Work” fanart, starring these oddly adorable creatures. I knew I had to draw them the moment I watched this episode hahah
I haven't done visdev work in who knows how long, and I want to get back to it 🙌 Here’s one of my characters, she’s little but can still put up a fight (ง'̀-'́)ง
pursuit of happiness ☀️
"Hey... I'm not going to hurt you." Revisiting one of my first ink pieces back in 2016. How time flies! I hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving and is having a restful weekend 🧡
新年快乐! Year of the Tiger 🐅🧧✨ A Big update: art prints are now available in my Society6 shop! Feel free to check out the link HERE 🐂🐀🐖🐕 What's your zodiac? I'mma horse, so I'll be looking forward to drawing mine in 4 years 😁 Have a safe good year, everyone!
“Sleep Apnea”
This is something that I’ve been wanting to delve more deeply and apply into my work. I don’t think that many people are aware of the severity of this common but serious sleeping disorder.
About 10 years ago I was diagnosed and, like many people, believed that it was simply just snoring. But after getting informed and doing further research, I realized how much it severely affected my overall well being.
“Sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder that occurs when a person's breathing is interrupted during sleep. People with untreated sleep apnea stop breathing repeatedly during their sleep, sometimes hundreds of times. This means the brain -- and the rest of the body -- may not get enough oxygen.” -- Nayana Ambardekar, MD
I’ve been told that, before using the equipment to help with sleeping (the Continuous Positive Airway Pressure machine, or CPAP), my breathing sounded like a loud creature getting choked from its own body. I can joke about it now, but it was a really scary discovery! But despite this health condition, I’m still thankful that I got to be educated, to find out in my early years, to get the help and resources I need, and to be more understanding to those that are also diagnosed with it or something similar.
You can find out more about sleep apnea in your own time. I just hope that there will be more awareness about it, that it’s not just snoring, that seeing the term or the supplies used won’t be so foreign, and that there are solutions to improving their health in the long run.
Day 17: Swollen. A continuation from last year’s inktober 🐛🐡
Day 8: Star
This was a challenging one, but I learned a lot about clouds and white ink pens ☁️
Finding comfort in the dark ✨🌘✨ Personal blog: nappingfatbirds
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