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This is Parsee lying down in a cave. The perspective on this one was really nakadashing my mind, and I still wasn't quite able to nail it, but it's a start. I really like how the colored outlines turned out on this. Compared to the Rin picture I just drew, I think she looks more properly shaded for her surroundings. I was going for a glowing eye look, but I don't know if I was able to achieve that, even though I was using #fffff (I think).

This is Rin lying down in Old Hell. I took inspiration from the cover of KILLED DANCEHALL. I could have shaded her better; she looks out of place with the darkish-red atmosphere. I'm happy with how the spirits floating around her turned out. I will note that she is a little too thick.

The captain peering out into the Windows 7 seas. She's on the lookout for some files to encrypt. I've never drawn a ship before, and it looks pretty barren on board. The ship looks more like a barrel... I usually prefer darker, muted colors, but I wanted to convey the bright sun at sea. Her shadow is all sorts of messed up, so that's something to improve on.

This is Yuyuko walking through the snow. Although not as many as Hina, she still has a fair amount of frills, at least when considering how many I usually draw (mobcap and/or skirt hem). This is my first ever drawing where I colored over the black outline with the underlying color of the character. I think it turned out OK. I also drew in some trees and threw in some white spray tool and moderate opacity. The background could probably use some more trees, but I got a little lazy. You might notice that her right leg appears to be coming out of the center of her pelvis. You wouldn't be wrong.

This is Youmu sitting on a precipice like Noodle in the Feel Good music video. This is a very special picture to me (besides the fact that it stars Youmu, my wife) in that this is my first ever picture with a background that has a modicum of effort! I love sunsets and sunrises, so I tried my hand at it with some new brushes in Krita (Pesi's Watercolor Brushes).

This is the Nue lying down. I knew I was in for a challenge when drawing her wings/tentacles/appendages in perspective, and I think they came out looking OK. Her arms are resting a little too low relative to the rest of her body, as this is before I learned to use the perspective assistant in Krita (or even worse, I just didn't consider it). I did gave her hair a bit more volume than in one of my previous drawings, but I forgot to give her the cowlick(?) on her hair's bottom right.