28. Mutant guinea pig on the ceiling



Mutant guinea pig was a redraw from a paper sketch a while ago, played around with it a bit to close out the page in vectr.
Oh.
Vectr.
Random app that was top of the search engines when I searched for free online non-downloadable art programs. It was cool. Downside, downloaded something anyway and they ended up getting hacked a lot apparently cause I was there.

https://vectr.com/

Highly recommend if you are trying to make art online without a stylus. It's easier to get your forms without trying to learn new muscle memory at the same time in your fingers.


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