#also my other wrist also hurts

[jirachibaby]

i just want to draw, this is getting ridiculous

yes it is counter intuitive to draw myself complaining, when drawing is presumably the source of said pain. but it's surprisingly cathartic.

[ryssbelle]

Just two kids who got left behind

So now we got Clay's side of the cave in!! He didnt really have time to process any of the emotions he was feeling due to having to immediately run for his life, then guide others to safety alongside Viva.

This was made mostly in response to this fun little tag by @zivazivc

I wasn't planning on drawing it up so soon but AUGH I had to, also ty I pride myself in drawing raw emotions

Btw I do read all the tags and comments I get on my posts I'm very happy to have crushed you all thoroughly 💖

[tmos-time]

originally just doodling this to hash out an idea and not post, but the vibes passed peer review teehee; heres sollux actively taking the L on the only one bed trope lol

[kelocitta]

Day 1 Attacks for Toas (The Savior) and Bug-wings (The Navigator) Slugcat time...

[forbiddentaako]

now ft. charlie and lucifer

[feezee223]

Drawing loth cats again lol I love drawing these guys there so cute man.

Also my artstyle is changing without my permission again tell it to stop

[moeblob]

I kinda maybe put a lot of my OC plot tag lines on a Wheel and gave it a spin so outta 79 options, it landed on "Cellphone Justice" which is... these two.

Matthew "Skittles" Mouse and Daisy Eddington

Partners in justice (of sorts). They're basically vigilantes and their orders are simply text messages. They don't really know who their bosses are but they do as they are told.

Skittles is a very mediocre guy. Doesn't stand out. The most color he has in his wardrobe is blue jeans. He's amazingly asexual and has zero interest in romance regardless of intimacy and yet he gets partnered with Daisy. The gayest lady he has ever met. Great start. She enjoys calling him fun little nicknames but seeing as they're monitored closely (via cell phones/technology) she is scolded and told to pick a single one. So she does. She dubs him Skittles. The candy as gay as her.

The one thing they have in common is their number one weakness: cute girls.

Daisy turns into a stuttering MESS of a human being. A disaster. At the mere sight of a cute girl. Skittles on the other hand is TERRIFIED of them. When asked, he simply blames his life growing up. Daisy doesn't really push the matter just thinks it's a little weird to be scared of every single cute girl (no offense to the not being afraid of her taken).

[iobsesswaytoomuch]

Leo on crutches doodles cuz I'm definitely totally not projecting

Stairs are terrible. Kill them. They are my mortal and eternal enemies

[onedragonaday]

2/15/24 Vulpins from Vulpin Adventure

bonus!! all my vulpins i love them so much

[cruiyn]

buh ultrakill dump i. have serious brainrot i NEED THESE FUNNY ROBOTS IN MY LIFE

theres like one i dont want to share ONLY BECAUSE ITS BEING USED FOR MY ULTRAKILL STREAM AND. im mostly proud cause it took a bunch of setup and was annoying as hell

[wizardpink]

Thinking thoughts about these tags at work today.

[gothhabiba]

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[dallonwrites]

okay so one thing i wanted this year was to handwrite more, just because i like the idea of having physical copies of my writing like that rather than tucked into a computer doc, and i specifically have a Lover Boy Notebook. the goal isn’t to commit to handwriting the draft (typically i play with writing a scene in my notes app or laptop, which i call freewriting, and use that to handwrite a more “official” draft of that scene) but just to have a physical, chronological (bc i am NOT a linear writer usually) capsule of the first full draft. the idea is also that the first full draft, rather than being the messy thing you get out of the way so you can polish it into something better, is something special because its messy and new and only just becoming sure of itself, and that’s the part of a story i want to specially preserve like this more than anything.

anyway longwinded explanation aside, I am actually finding it so fun. these are the main benefits i notice (which very much align with my writing process and goals, i know they won’t for others!):

breaks up my writing sessions in a way that my brain processes more easily (sometimes i struggle to know if I’m really “done” for the day which has led to both over and under writing but here it’s just like. okay my arm hurt now)

forces me to write slower because i can’t control my handwriting well and need to be slow to be aware of what i’m doing, whereas on the laptop i can touch type so sometimes i will be writing and just zone out (great for sprints and fast drafts, but neither of those align with my writing goals atm)

^ writing slower has made me feel more immersed in a moment as i write it, especially i think combined with actively writing the words instead of typing keys fast. i’ve found myself immersing deep into images and scenes only to step back and realise that was all just one paragraph. something about it feels more actively engaging than typing a story out, but again i touch type so it’s easy for me to detach from what i’m doing when i do that

OMG THE STORY LITERALLY FEELS ALIVE!!!!!! i can flick through it, i can hear the words against the paper and notebook as i write them, i can feel the words when i run my hand over a page. this is sensory seeking autism heaven for me

[werewolf-transgenderism]

compensating for hypermobile joints is like. ok but now something else is going to hurt instead :)

[bmpmp3]

becoming exclusively a traditional artist in the past 3-4 ish years is really fascinating because nowadays i see people do huge detailed polished digital pieces and im like damn how do they do that without dying on impact but then i remember my usual medium is watercolour and if you saw some of the shit i do to attempt to recreate digital techniques with it........... maybe im the insane one

[skyward-floored]

Why do allergies not only make me sneeze and get itchy eyes but also make me fuzzy headed and nauseous why do they do that