Even though it's Halloween soon, I didn't succeed in making anything scary

Sunday

Caitlin and her artillery

You may see "Bethany" next to her, but trust me, I right now changed to her name to Caitlin. Even though her official title is a knight, Caitlin takes on the role of a thief or a spy (giving her the title of "Caitlin the thief"). Her weapons include a key which can pick any lock, assorted bombs, and bottled up various emotions (but most commonly happiness). On, and like an ice pick. You know, those things the mafia uses.
Oh, yeah, guess who's applied to university? (Not that cool.)

Monday

Try guessing who this is! You'll never get it without a hint.

Tuesday

3:34. That's all I'll say.

Wednesday

Ice queen

Alright, something to break the chain of the first two pictures! Like the caption says ice maiden/queen/girl/person as one of my favourite elements is ice/snow. Her hair's inspired by Subeta. She's standing in front of moonlight because I needed a filler and crosshatching is cool.

Thursday & Friday

Costumes

This picture was drawn with each head separate from one another, but the crosshatching of the background blended them into one pic so it'll be uploaded as one picture.
The first head pretty much is me having too much fun with shadows. Oh, and showing off the hairstyle of one of my bob wigs.
The second head is my last minute costume I threw together for school on Halloween. It includes: a black and pink striped ponytail wig, a long white dress shirt, a cross choker, and a belt decorated with a pattern of roses in red glitter made out of cheap costume material as I took it from an old costume.
Yes! Halloween!


Saturday

Happy Hallo's Eve

 "Hallo's Eve?" What the hell does that mean?
Well, this is my attempt at drawing something "scary" for the sake of Halloween. Quite clear, I didn't succeed because, for one, it's covered in a border of lace, and two... it just isn't scary. I think I was going for something like Masky. But that looks so much scarier than this piece of shit, haha.

Caring

"Caring means showing concern for the thoughts, feelings, and well-being of others."
I can't believe I'm still sharing the generic, run-of-the-mill, you'd-expect-to-find-in-a-self-help-book quotes from my agenda!


Drawn with pencil on agenda.