#Guardian Life & Arts

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Happy Year of the Snake!

[aroveri]

dumb idea i had based on this things document

dawg was getting shot at and really just stood there lmao

[veroinfaciem]

[your-fave-jewish-magical-girl]

Shout out to people who are fans and enjoyers of hated media. Stuff people make 8 hour video essays on why it’s bad, shows or games or whatever that people dunk on to the point where it’s basically a trend even if they never interacted with said media. Bands or movies where people who have only heard of it will make judgement after hearing someone talk about their interest.

Keep being you, keep liking what you like authentically. Don’t let the bandwagoning or angry nerds get to you. You are some of the most awesome and chilliest people on the internet.

[beangusu]

happy belated birthday to our fav senshi of love 💛

[l00nymoon]

Piercer of darkness 🍃

[imaginal-ai]

"Guardian of the Faithful" (0002)

(More of The Muscle Church Series)

0001

[akiacia]

gummies

[chimyku]

Oops, my hand slipped.

A sorta self-indulgent reincarnation AU

[fennethianell]

Gamora 👑

[the-burd-lord]

Actually proud of the background for this one. Haven’t tried to do any complicated backgrounds in JS Paint yet. Granted I just color picked and kinda traced over the original screenshot, but I still like it.

Based after this screenshot from the 8th episode.

This is one of those things where I feel like no matter what kind of fanart I make it’s not gonna describe how cool this series is. So everything I make feels inadequate or inaccurate. It’s a major bummer.

Highly recommend watching this series such a cool arg! Absolutely nails the surreal yet comforting vibe from so many Valve games, and utilizes it’s horror elements super effectively.

Here’s a link to the first episode if you’re interested-

Also some lil bonus doots:

“Make crebture marketable”

Lil sketch I’m gonna make in JS Paint. Gotta screenshot some images for it. Kinda hoping it’ll look the way I think it’s going to look, and not end up lookin stupid.

Some args/analog horror series that have been on my mind lately. Just wanted to make a silly thing with em, don’t know why I made Bon look like that.

It looks like some wack family portrait.

Look a this dude. Look at the creature. This silly lil guy.

I’m so tired :p

[forestanomaly]

Posting nice stuff I drawn this year untill I caught up with today, day six This trend but every character here was offered by people in my telegram channel

[willfullwanderer]

two strange peas of a very strange pod

[lplantxll]

this is a lot (also a random oc concept I had)

this was inspired by or drawn while I was listening to metro 2033 audiobook

btw does anyone remember mune. I loved it and still love it till this day

[kakusu-shipping]

I feel like some of you guys aren't properly seeing the Zygarde-Sensei vision. So I drew it out for you.

[somerandomdudelmao]

Hi. First, I wanted to let you know that you're a huge inspiration to me :)

Second, as a fellow fanartist I wanted to ask: how do you get over the fear of people perceiving your artwork as too unfinished (if you have that fear at all?) How do you tell yourself "okay stop. This is as much as I'm gonna work on this page" and then hit the post button? I have this thing where I start a piece and then never post it cause "it's not completed yet".

Thank you in advance!

Ah thank you:3

Honestly, I just prefer speed over finality. My goal is not to create perfectly beautiful art. My goal is to tell a story. To convey information. To convert my train of thought into something that can be perceived with the eyes.

I can do smooth linework, detailed renderings, correct anatomy and all that. But I don't really need that, as the sketch is enough to convey the story. And it's very quick too~

For me, an artwork is considered complete when it says everything I want to say through it. And sometimes that means making the hands look like two blotches. Simply because for my story, the hands aren't important at that point. I'll draw them well in the moment when I want to tell something through them:)

So, usually I just make sure that the most important elements look clear. The facial expressions, the curves of the cape, the position of the hands, whatever. The things I really want people to see and process. Everything else serves solely as a backdrop.

If people think my work is unfinished, that's their problem. I don't have to adjust to their understanding of "completeness." If they want to see my work "finished" according to their value system, they can finish it themselves and then happily look at its perfection lmao

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Just as a funny addition and proof of my words.

Important Hands:

Not important hands:

And still, for me, they are all - finished:)