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Don't use Instagram or Mastodon anymore otherwise I'd follow you, but these are great! I love that Pennywise one, there's so much colour going on there in terms of hues and it accurately portrays the geometry of his face very well. Bill Skarsgard was terrifying in those movies haha. I also like the balloon covering up his eye, great composition too!
I like the outline kind of effect going on in the second one. The coat looks glossy because of the bright highlights and deeper blues. I also like how you did the flaps (for lack of a better word) and the background becoming less blue at the edges. Great job on both of these, I can tell a lot of effort went into them! How long did these two take you to finish if you don't mind me asking?
Pennywise took three weeks or so. Macho Man took a year. I work fast when not depressed.
No worries! There's no time limit on art, only draw/make art when you feel like it!