Nice, you should keep drawing on unlined paper. Would make for awesome documentation of your artwork. It has a dark and graphic touch at the same time being sketchy if that makes sense.

Oh i will, mate! The drawings made on the unlined paper is actually made in a sketchbook given to my by my boss because he had the exact same opinion as you when I showed him the drawings:p
I’ll keep drawing in it and hopefully I’ll be able to fill it with these kinds of grotesque and weird drawings!
Cheers, and thanks for the comments

How do you tackle your vision and put it on paper?
I would love to learn your method.

I usually just start with a vague idea of what i want to do, and then use my trusty ballpointpen as gently as possible to put in some basic, but almost invisible guidelines to define the most important shapes i want to incorporate in the drawing. Then i slowly build on that with harder and more defined lines to basically "hide" the temporary guide lines i made previously. Other times i just put my pen down on the paper and switch off my brain so i can let my hand do all of the work. Which is nice because this particular style is very forgiving in terms of improvisation; small errors and mistakes are easy to hide with some wrinkles or weird skin deformations, and the rough, often sketch-like and random lines are perfect for the grotesque deformations featured on my characters.
Ofcourse it's important to mention that i have drawn for as long as i can remember, and my actual job involves a fair bit of creativity, so although i am not a top level artist, this kind of stuff wouldn't be possible for me to do without that experience. So keep practicing!:)

Here's another 2 drawings i made!



Even though it wasn't my intention they fit quite well togeather when stacked like that:P

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Dope!

Thanks friend! Here's another one!

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