#DiM

[teamiris]

I need more dim x alex content I'm a starving victorian child

eat, my child

... Just kiss already wth...

[godbirdart]

「 you were never meant to endure the winter alone 」 🌨️

[fleshyorange]

Happy birthday!

[yveunia]

Let me see now who I really am

Chasing freedom from this weight again

You can hear the SiLenCe growing on the floor

But you already know, now you start to sway

[yohan-41fr]

[alexkreepy]

Og pic not mine

[missacr3]

i swear i'm not dead, i was just busy with college

anyway, have some sketches i made of Alex and the other droogs aswell! (and fat stinking billygoat Billyboy)

[montikettushko]

oh no

[dimobserver]

Happy New Year!

[chicinsilk]

Collants Dim 1972

[amphiptere-art]

This is Dim.

And they are so pretty.

I have never been happier to actually see this character. To actually be able to visualize Dim. My first sort of OC.

Do they look like blue moon but color swapped? Totally. Yes. I don't give a damn. Dim became Blue Moon through the design process by accident. I don't think it's terrible and that Dim takes some of his design back. I'm just happy to see him.

I created them in the era when everything was just something I imagined in my head. If I couldn't get a design through line art, there was no way it was going to come on page. Color wasn't a thing I used. And yet that was the whole prospect of Dim. This colorful character propped with the colors of the setting or rising Sun. Stark colors of blue and yellow marking out his duty. It was just something I couldn't do in line art. There is no way in all hell I could express that.

And yet now I do. Have colors! Something I scarcely used on paper. It always took too much time, was too much of a worry, I didn't have the right shade. Now at the click of a couple buttons and a quick Google search I can have all the colors I ever want. Dim can be alive in every aspect that I ever wanted him to be.

Dim's design on paper is boring. Even now if I remove the color it looks silly. It's a bunch of stripes on a standard DCA with a couple of unique ribbon and ray orientations. It's not that surprising and contrasting.

But it works so well with color. Just the stark difference between the stripes and their main body hues. Blue Moon took Dim's design because it just didn't work with line art. Either looked too stagnant or too exciting. My philosophy has always been to make the line art poppy, because that's what I've always had. But it also removes the splendor from characters that probably would have looked better with the color. Always scribbled dark areas to just express it because it wouldn't work else wise.

I am very happy with Dim's design. I have never been happier to see this character I devoted an entire section of my little story making mind too. This little security drone. Plugged into a body that don't know how to move with. Thrown into a consciousness they never had to correlate with. Able to interact with a humans on a level they've never had beyond the screen. Able to understand music.

Say hello to Dim. The little AI that loves the sound like a dance.

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[fleshyorange]

Long, long year

2023 for comparison

[jaybird144]

[aois-amaterasu-painting]