Random Drawings

Hey all!
Here are some drawings I did last year. They are all freehand but are based off of pictures I found on Pinterest. They are mostly Disney characters. Enjoy!


Accalia- the main character of my book, The Shards of Ailevon.

A dragon

Elsa


Anna

Rapunzel

Tinkerbell

Ariel

Jasmine

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