Zeruda
Mother Hyrule
- Joined
- May 17, 2009
- Location
- on a crumbling throne
What is Oekaki?
(お: O = Formal prefix, 絵: E = picture, 描き: KAKI = to draw) is the Japanese term to describe the act of drawing, meaning "doodle or scribble". Unlike the works I draw in Photoshop, these come out much more sloppy. They are not detailed images (though some people are very good at it), but instead just doodles. When I draw in Photoshop, an image usually takes me around two weeks to complete. I like oekaki in my spare time because I can just doodle with my mouse for an hour or so and not be worried about putting too much effort into an image.
Zeruda's Works
Works are RATED G!!! The images at the very top are the newest, while images to the bottom are the oldest. I just wanted to share my junk with you all since I hardly have time to post any real artwork. I think the last piece I did was weeks ago.... Anyway, I'll try to keep this updated as I go along. I have these saved in my album here, but eh.... it really shrinks down the images and there is a lot of quality loss. So here are a few to start me off:
(お: O = Formal prefix, 絵: E = picture, 描き: KAKI = to draw) is the Japanese term to describe the act of drawing, meaning "doodle or scribble". Unlike the works I draw in Photoshop, these come out much more sloppy. They are not detailed images (though some people are very good at it), but instead just doodles. When I draw in Photoshop, an image usually takes me around two weeks to complete. I like oekaki in my spare time because I can just doodle with my mouse for an hour or so and not be worried about putting too much effort into an image.
Zeruda's Works
Works are RATED G!!! The images at the very top are the newest, while images to the bottom are the oldest. I just wanted to share my junk with you all since I hardly have time to post any real artwork. I think the last piece I did was weeks ago.... Anyway, I'll try to keep this updated as I go along. I have these saved in my album here, but eh.... it really shrinks down the images and there is a lot of quality loss. So here are a few to start me off:







