Welp, got an entry. Posting it in three pieces, with an explanation to follow:



So what happened? Indecision! It's kinda hard to come up with a "Summer" piece in the middle of South African Winter. So I sat down with a bunch of references, drew out a grid of thumbnail sketches, couldn't decide which one to go with… ended up using over half of them on a 7200x4800 canvas. ClipStudio Paint started to choke a bit towards the end, and exporting the full sized image as PNG takes about 3 solid minutes, with a 13mb file as the result. XnView chokes on
that.
I decided, instead of uploading the full-size picture to upload it in 'pieces', first a resized overview of the whole, then two zoomed in crops of the main elements. I'm going to try upload the full-size image to the file manager and let people peruse my hasty line and brushwork at their leisure.
Big lesson learned? Don't overreach my design for art jams either, I don't have the time to work on super-complex pieces
and maintain some sanity.
Thanks for the excuse to draw something Jani.