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Frustrated at my rusty art skills as I've been practicing writing for the past half a year now.  After deciding I have no idea how to draw a bird that I'm satisfied with, I think I'm switching to a more humanoid folklore creature.  I'm much better at drawing mammals.  I'm thinking currently of trying out Tuesday's Demon, as I wanted to include a short scene or scenario as well as statistics and picture.  My backup is a Plague Maiden.
I do not own a scanner and was planning on using a friend's, if anyone knows any tips to reduce shine when taking a photograph of a drawing, if the scanner thing flops.

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Ah I get your frustration. Have you thought about looking for Open Domain art that might work? It's what I did for The Thirteenth Damned Son. I can point you towards some things. 

I wish I could help with suggestions, besides use heavy Ink lines, good lighting, and no flash; and up the contrast when you have it on your image editor, it should make it easier to take and edit in a program like Gimp. 

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I am a master at Gimp and went to collage for graphic design.  I just drew a version of Tuesdays Demon that im pretty happy with after about 3 hours of work.  I can only really draw humans at lever 5 skill, and alot of folklore creatures are animals with wild biology.  I never really use ink in my drawings (Tuesdays Demon is done is Artist's Pencils) unless im drawing in a cartoon style, as im much better at shading that at cross hatching (even if i think cross hatching often looks cooler).  Ill try to snap a good picture with no flash and a bunch of soft lights, thanks for that.  Im sure I can adjust the levels in Gimp to get it natural looking. Thanks.

anyone reading later feel free to look at my old art  here    https://imgur.com/user/NellTullDisturbingArt