#Yes - I will do more with my DB oc's on here & their crushes

[tmnt2k12defender]

Little things accomplished. Room cleaned, Took my medicine/insulin for the night so my sugar stays neutral in the morning. Gonna top off the queue on my rp blog for tomorrow.

I'm still not 100% about my doctor's appointment on Friday, but I'm not gonna stress about it & get my sugars up more. Fuck it, if she isn't happy, she isn't happy. I can't deal with her attitude anyway.

[seven-re]

Hi ya there, I wanna ask you but I'm not asking about Diabolik Lovers, it's about drawing instead. I thought you're using paintool sai, I never use Medibang because it's hard but it seems fun. can I ask you when you start drawing for the first time?

No worries there, the first time I drew… well when I was on primary school I used to take photos with my good old motorola v547 XD of the TV to re-draw screenshots from Dragon Ball. At some point I got frustrated and stopped drawing from 10 to 13, around 13 or 14 I began drawing again because good old crush on Future Trunks made me create my first OC so… But my art even if I didn’t trace was heavily referenced.

Here’s a bit of evolution? XD

Here’s my first? Digital drawing, I remember doing the sketch on pencil, taking a photo with the phone, moving to sai, using mouse etc XD oooh old times, Trunks was referenced from a picture of a Dragon Ball movie, ugh this art XD.

Hehe I cringe every time I see this XD… in the past yes I used Paint tool Sai but now I just can’t let go of Medibang, I fully work there and maybe… *maybe* I use photoshop to edit color balance or add effects, but even that is not something I reccur to anymore X’D. Medibang kidnapped me.

Medibang seems hard and is hard to understand when you move from sai to it, to me it was a very slow process and at first I rejected medibang, but I always find workarounds so I slowly moved to that program… it has a text tool and it also has perspective guidelines etc. In general it has so many tools that rejecting it just because it’s different is a mistake, then again, it really goes on the artist and how you decide to investigate and play around with the program and its brushes :)

Sooo overall I started to draw when I was little… maybe 7 or 8 years old, but I did so inconsistently. At 13 or 14 I went a little more serious :)… I’m 20 and will turn 21 this year so you can make your calculations, I’ve been told to improve rather fast, but each artist has their own pace. I also noticed that once I try a different style the style I was trying to achieve earlier becomes easier to understand.

This is from last year, how I now approach DB artstyle XD