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This was a little doodle that I ended up being really proud of

It kind of started because a friend recently gave me a bunch of metal albums to listen to- one of which was Ghost B.C's Infestissumam. That's probably the one where this idea came from. The image of the goat-headed demon has been one that I've drawn in multiple different incarnations the past week or so- satanic imagery is one of my favourites

After drawing this, it looked rather plain on the white paper I was using- so I thought I'd see what happened if I soaked the paper in the leftover coffee that was in the pot in my kitchen. Once it dried a bit, I used a brush one would use to put sauce on meat to splash some more coffee irregularly across the surface. I did this a few times to get the desired colour. Once that was done, I took my lighter and burned away the edges though I decided to be an idiot and do so sitting on the floor of my bedroom with the window shut~ my room reeked of ashes for the whole night

I really like how this turned out. Though it's rather small relative to the normal size of paper I use (7" x 10" rather than my typical 11" by 16" or so), I think as an overall composition it turned out nicely

Let me know what you think of it!

Materials :
HB pencil
Sharpie pen
Sharpie marker
Pencil crayons (mahogany, dark brown, yellow)
Coffee
Fire

Estimated time to complete: approximately 3 hours

Description
This was a little doodle that I ended up being really proud of

It kind of started because a friend recently gave me a bunch of metal albums to listen to- one of which was Ghost B.C's Infestissumam. That's probably the one where this idea came from. The image of the goat-headed demon has been one that I've drawn in multiple different incarnations the past week or so- satanic imagery is one of my favourites

After drawing this, it looked rather plain on the white paper I was using- so I thought I'd see what happened if I soaked the paper in the leftover coffee that was in the pot in my kitchen. Once it dried a bit, I used a brush one would use to put sauce on meat to splash some more coffee irregularly across the surface. I did this a few times to get the desired colour. Once that was done, I took my lighter and burned away the edges though I decided to be an idiot and do so sitting on the floor of my bedroom with the window shut~ my room reeked of ashes for the whole night

I really like how this turned out. Though it's rather small relative to the normal size of paper I use (7" x 10" rather than my typical 11" by 16" or so), I think as an overall composition it turned out nicely

Let me know what you think of it!

Materials :
HB pencil
Sharpie pen
Sharpie marker
Pencil crayons (mahogany, dark brown, yellow)
Coffee
Fire

Estimated time to complete: approximately 3 hours