emuhlo

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lazy mornings

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2011 / 2025

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some dnp doodles (nov-today)

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more phantasy au…

(shoutout to my dear friend crzyfast on twitter who suggested i give bard!dan a piano-adjacent instrument and the first thing i thought of was an accordion bc of the keys)

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druid phil using speak with animals to annoy dan in a whole new way 🙂‍↕️

very self indulgently combined my interests and drew dnp as dnd characters 🤔 Take this as you will.

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very self indulgently combined my interests and drew dnp as dnd characters 🤔 Take this as you will.

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20 min valentines day sketch of the two worst cupids ever

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Do you do commissions for other people? Or strictly Phan stuff? I love your art style!

hi thank you!!! and i am open to commissions that are not specifically phanart :] im completely cool doing drawings of other people/characters for sure

tbh in general, if anyone is interested in talking about commissions, feel free to message me on either here or on twitter (im emuhlo over there as well).

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urgent help needed!

hi guys, me again, Xan a full time college student from México and also the main caretaker of my disabled grandparents, we just got scammed to the last of our money by a man who told my family they were going to send us medical equipment such as oxygen tanks, a medical beed, a wheelchair etc, all we had was $500 dollars and now we don't, please keep in mind we were desperate to get those things for my grandparents (evidence of their situation) they really needed it, I don't know what else to do and the bank is just telling me "we are sorry but we can't do anything", please donate anything, even one dollar goes a long way since we are from México, so embarrassed to do this but we are desperate and lonely, if you have any questions you can send me a message, forever grateful, p*ypal: gothmessi, also, heres my ko-fi: gothmessi, if you can't use/don't have p*ypal, thank u sm

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editing tips?

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thank you tit for everything and more 💙🫂

will cherish this time forever

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happy last show day everybody :]

feeling very grateful, tit kind of changed my life. it inspired/motivated me to start drawing again and i cannot put into words how much i appreciate all of the love ive received on my phanart. thank you thank you thank you 🫂🫂

a love letter to the terrible influence tour

i saw dan and phil a month ago today and that night was so incredibly special that i made a comic about it

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old dnp drawing from september :P

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its a national holiday… HAPPY BIRTHDAY PHIL :3

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heres my comic from the latest issue of @phangazine !! celebrating winter with everyones favorite festive ditl 🌟❤️

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10 minute sketch brought to you by wdapteo5

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I have a bit of a weird question. I've been wanting to learn how to draw. I love your style and it looks like I got transported into a new world when I see your drawings. I just wanted to ask how did you find your style? What were your inspirations for drawing? Lastly, what would you recommend for a newbie like me who wants to learn how to start.

not a weird question at all, and thank you for the kind words on my art !!!! :3

my art style, as unfortunate of an answer as it is, has just developed over the past like decade of drawing. i read a lot of comics and they are definitely my main inspirations for art. jamie hewlett is my favorite artist of all time, another one of my favorites is katsuya terada.

but for inspo, my biggest go-to is comics and concept art books! i try to take elements from indie comics or like environmental/background concept art and implement that into my art in a way that fits.

and then for new artists, again, kind of shitty answer but: draw A Lot. theres no improvement when you dont draw, so even if you think its shitty or bad, keep doing it!!! also… Learning the basics is very, very helpful. learning perspective or anatomy doesnt seem like fun, but getting the basic concepts of both of those makes it so much easier to draw whatever you want. i thought i knew what i was doing and then i took classes on both anatomy and perspective and realized i actually didnt know a whole lot (not saying you need to take classes, i was just refusing to learn before)

im sorry if those werent the most helpful, specific, or revolutionary answers! im by no means a professional but i do appreciate the question nonetheless 🥲 and i hope that the advice aids you in some way on your art journey !!!