Twirls

Just scribble some loop-de-loops until you have an art. Try it at home.

Overlapping

Separately we are all a little light, but together we can become a brighter blue.

You go ahead and tell me this shape isn't a chicken. Maybe it isn't? It's more or less what I always draw though.

Artisinal

Hello, it's me, the artist. This fine artisanal chicken drawing combines your favorite elements such as Red Swoosh, with some underappreciated flavors like slightly off-white scrawled outline. Together it really brings you into a place of slightly dissonant comfort,

Blocked Out

Naturally every canvas is just an unrealized chicken for me, but for your benefit I've just have roughly blocked this in here. Eyebrows aren't generally a chicken feature, but it was clear as day so I embraced it.

Good Lines

These are good lines, and I think we can all agree this is vaguely a chicken. At least because we're on this website.

But what is linework? The Oxford English Dictionary defines it  as "drawings or designs carried out with a pen or pencil." Since this strange assortment of lines was made on a computer it's disqualified right away. So if we can't claim to be linework what can we claim this is? Simply an abstract mix of shapes?

Stroke Of Color

Distinct lines make up the shape of a chicken's head. Color is added to make the form more clear. The angle of the beak shows a small departure from the standard form, leaning into a more cartoony look.

Minimalist – March 2021 Wallpaper

 

Countless lines coil through the piece precisely, but with a random and noisy flow. While I started with a minimalist concept the only part of this design that can be called such a thing is the color scheme. Honestly I was just tired of the dark phone backgrounds I released before so I made one that I would want to use for the next however many months. Making things that you like is a good enough path.

Thank you, as always, to my Patreon supporters. Without your steadfast support we wouldn't have these regular wallpapers.

Strings

In this piece clear lines are used to create the half face. Red for the comb and wattle. Orange for the body. Yellow for the beak. The background color is gray then our standard chicken pallete to color the sections that are cut out by the strings.

Violet Figure

There are a number of purples here but I'm not sure any of them are actually violet. These are a bit too vibrant compared to a violet. And certainly not my preferred lavender or lilac. Disregarding that the word violet is striking so it's the title.

Killing Blow

A terrifying snake in the darkness preparing to strike, devouring the wandering fowl. But the chicken struck the deadly first blow. It would be the one to eat well tonight.

This more abstract artistic rendition over the normal style or something realistic suits the piece.

Passionate Scribble

This passion filled piece of art lacks clean linework. It lacks smooth coloration or shading. It lacks clear form. This piece is missing a lot of things and it's honestly a scribble. One that took far longer than I'd like to admit to bring together, but it's filled with the burning passion that is... ChickenMaker.Net

Like Ink Through a Scribble

In this piece the artist chose to disregard their clean conventional style in favor of a more haphazard display. The incomplete and indistinct outline leaves a lot to the imagination, which is guided by the scrawled coloration. While the basic elements of the figure are all present they are not fully developed leaving a somewhat abstract space in the picture.

I always feel like this site is doing better when I draw with some different style.

Chicken Abstract Hot Duel

In this follow-up piece to the Chicken Abstract Cold Duel I chose to utilize sharper angles and more forceful transitions to create a distinct image while at the same time retaining the style of the previous piece. Where the colors went around the chicken in the previous piece in this one they at one point overlap.

Chicken Abstract Cold Duel

In this piece I chose to focus on colors rather than technical precision or forceful motions. By abandoning such pretenses I was able to develop a piece with a unique feel. Utilizing cool colors, from the green to violet part of the color spectrum, I show a lovely gentleness that stands apart from the dark background.

Strong Lines

When you're not making any progress you need to break through with unwavering confidence even if it's not the best you've done. You need to toss aside your doubts and show the world what you're made of!

So... um... What I mean is... well... This is my... my new piece... It's... really good... really... *blush*

Never Old

A four color design never gets old. And if it's these 4 colors these are usually the ones I pick. Really this design could be used with any sort of pattern. It's only 4 chickens because well, that's this site.

Infinite

You may think I haven't drawn a chicken yet this month, but that's because I've drawn this infinite chicken in the last ten minutes. Alright, it's all a lie. I haven't done anything for this site in the last week.

Scraggle

A small scraggly group of chickens swooshes around in the endless void known as art. In this piece we see a reflection of the manic state of the artist's mind. What's happening to him? Will we ever know? I don't think anything happened to me. Maybe this is a misinterpretation.

Rectangles

This is a picture made entirely of Rectangles.Except, of course, that it isn't. It's definitely all quadrilaterals though.

How many chickens

How many chickens do you see. I did four on purpose and two more just kinda showed up.
Been a while since I did any straight pencil and paper stuff so I hope you like it.