A witchy drawing refers to an artistic representation of a witch or witch-related elements. It can be a drawing of a witch flying on a broomstick, brewing potions in a cauldron, or casting spells with a wand. These drawings often incorporate symbols associated with witchcraft, such as magic crystals, black cats, pentagrams, and occult symbols. Witchy drawings can be created using various artistic techniques, such as pencil sketching, ink drawings, watercolors, or digital illustration. They can range from simple and minimalistic designs to highly detailed and intricate artworks. The style of the drawing can also vary, from realistic and lifelike portrayals to more whimsical and stylized interpretations of witches.

Witchy Hat

Need a little magic in your life? Try this strange old hat on for size.

This witch hat was originally drawn live on YouTube, part of Amy’s Draw & Color lesson series— an episode on how to select gray markers for realism. Amy has re-drawn the line art (the original lines were colored over during the stream) and she’s made a few improvements to add whimsy and motion.

Watch the livestream video here to see the full sketching and coloring process of the original hat.

This digital stamp is ideal for Copic Marker, colored pencil, watercolor, or mixed media applications. Illustrated by Amy Shulke.

Your purchase includes 2 high-resolution digital PNG files (300dpi):

• Black Line: the unembellished line drawing with a bold, black outline. Perfect for beginner coloring.
• Gray Line: the unembellished line drawing but with a lighter outline intended to disappear as you color over it.

Print large or small based on your project requirements.

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NOT A CLASS: You are purchasing digital line art only. Purchase does not include instructional booklet or advice.

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Witchy drawing

An A4 framed drawing(not a print). Drawn onto smooth water colour card.
These Wee Witchies have woken the old man of the woods! What will he do!? Dance with them of course.
Wee Witchy (C)SLS

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Witchy Linework Drawing - my SteemMonster Enchantress

I don't know about you guys, but I am thrilled to see the return of Trial By Comics. Sure, I've got a lot of other drawings to tackle, with trying to breathe life into my comic book project, but sometimes it's nice to take a step back and draw something just for fun. And with the theme this week being our own interpretation of a Steem Monsters card, there are plenty of ideas to run with! The "fantasy" theme is so up my alley.

After perusing the cards, there were plenty that jumped out at me. This was just the first that I felt inspired to fully sketch out, and see through. I'm actually hoping to find the time to do at least one more. Even if I don't get another finished before the deadline, I may just continue to draw one of these here and there, to keep the creative juices flowing, and keep my mind fresh.

Here is my "Enchantress of the Night"

And here is the original:

I started with a prelim sketch, in my tiny sketchbook, to get a feel for the pose, costume, etc.

Then today I got my hands on a beauty of a piece of bristol, and it just begged to be drawn on.

And then I had some fun with my micron pens.

I may come back to this and give it some color. I'm thinking it's begging for some paint, but I want to do a test patch on another piece of the bristol before I risk fudging this one. And I'm really enjoying the simplicity and crispness of the linework for now.

Have any of you played Steem Monsters?

I've yet to actually play the game, but I can definitely see this being something I could get really in to.

The style of the drawing can also vary, from realistic and lifelike portrayals to more whimsical and stylized interpretations of witches. Many people are drawn to witchy drawings for their mystical and magical aesthetic. They evoke a sense of mystery, enchantment, and the supernatural.

Additionally, witchcraft and witches have been a source of fascination and inspiration in many cultures throughout history, making witchy drawings a popular subject matter in art. Whether created by professional artists or amateurs, witchy drawings allow individuals to express their creativity and imagination. They can be used in various contexts, such as illustrations for books, posters, home decor, or as personal artworks. Furthermore, these drawings can be a form of self-expression for those who identify with witchcraft or have an interest in the occult. Overall, witchy drawings serve as a visual representation of the captivating and spellbinding nature of witches and witchcraft. They offer a glimpse into a world of magic, mythology, and spirituality, enticing viewers with their mysterious allure..

Reviews for "Drawing Witchy Spells: Visualizing the Power of Incantations"

1. Sarah - rating: 1/5 stars

I was really disappointed with "Witchy drawing". The artwork was poorly executed, with messy lines and no attention to detail. The color palette was dull and unsaturated, making the drawings look even more unappealing. The characters lacked expression and the overall composition felt unbalanced. I expected more from this book, but unfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations.

2. Mike - rating: 2/5 stars

I have mixed feelings about "Witchy drawing". While some of the artwork was decent, there were too many inconsistencies throughout the book. The style seemed to vary from page to page, making it feel disjointed. Additionally, I found the instructions to be unclear and difficult to follow. The book lacked guidance for beginners, leaving me feeling frustrated and discouraged. Overall, it didn't provide the enjoyable drawing experience I was hoping for.

3. Emily - rating: 2/5 stars

I found "Witchy drawing" to be lacking in creativity and originality. The drawings felt generic and uninspired, lacking any unique artistic flair. The book didn't offer any new techniques or approaches to drawing witches, making it feel repetitive and unengaging. I would have preferred more innovative and imaginative content. As a result, I cannot recommend this book to others looking for something fresh and exciting in the world of witchy art.

Creating Witchy Art with Mixed Media: Combining Drawing with Other Techniques