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[onehundredfallenpetals]

This sketch by @emipon was really fun to colour!! Thanks for putting up the transparent pngs, hope I did it justice!

[lolliputbug]

Hit with a bit of inspiration after this sessions of limited life, how we feeling? :)

( text reads: We’re told that lightning can’t strike the same place twice. And of course, it’s a lie. But sometimes I wonder… How many people climb hills in search of safety. Only to look to the sky.)

[wellthisisembarrassing]

I knew my leyendecker mastercopy where i had to render that satin dress would do me good

[lesbiangiratina]

Oh waow duh i kinda just realized the crazy testament eddie chapter in the 2007 testament anthology i scanned is happening in their shared isuka stage. Isuka mentioned

[waywardsunlight]

wheelchair raine

Thank you for setting this precedent.

[ash-and-starlight]

how big do you usually make your canvas when you draw?

it's an A4 (21x29,7 cm) at 300 dpi

[themandylion]

A cutie patootie enters the ring.

[athenaholmesartistsguild]

Had this card finished for a while before posting, but I was kinda insecure about it lol. I talk a little more in depth on this card's Patreon post (you can view and download it for free btw), but long story short, I got stuck in my head about whether I was embodying the symbolism of The Star and then I realized I didn't have to have a one-to-one counterpart to every Rider-Waite-Smith card lol.

Once I wasn't so stuck in my head, I realized I really like the way this card came out! I usually struggle to draw fire, but I found this quick tutorial and it actually gave me a process to try! Would recommend!

But let's go ahead and talk interpretations. They'll be below the cut as always:

After The Tower's destruction, The Star rises from the wreckage-- a shining beacon of hope.

While you likely experienced a period of pain and upheaval in the past, the presence of The Star suggests that good things are coming your way.

The Star is a card of hope and renewal. It reminds us that even though we went through trauma or generally crappy situations, we can emerge from them confident that things will get better. There are good things coming and we're urged to focus on those.

A lot of the symbolism within this card is somewhat religious in nature. The original woman is kneeling down with one of her feet seemingly walking on water, an homage to the Christian understanding of Jesus. The Star appears to be very in touch with the higher power within her whether her understanding of it stems from religion or her own spiritual beliefs.

In this way, we're urged to have faith in the forces we might not be able to comprehend. Sometimes singular or series of events can happen without us putting much effort into their creation. Sometimes, something we wanted or needed comes to us even when it didn't seem at all possible. The Star urges us to have faith in ourselves and trust that what we want will come to us.

Be confident in yourself, have hope that things will change, and begin to free yourself from the fear that keeps you from living authentically.

Reversed, the once hopeful figure of The Star has lost their glow. They've become lost in their pain and struggle to find any reason to stay positive. There's only so much a person can take before they feel beaten down and hopeless.

An important distinction, however, if that a reversed Star does not mean you have no hope. There are still plenty of chances for our situations to improve and for us to heal, this reversed card simply indicates our own feelings and thoughts.

While it can be frustrating to hear that something's 'all in our head', a reversed Star can be looked at as a sign that we have the power to make things better. Whatever higher power put us on Earth also gave us the ability to alter our reality and create a better life for ourselves.

Of course we may need help along the way whether that be a therapist, doctor, support group, or our loved ones, but that help is out there.

Even a reversed Star is a message that the worst of our pain and suffering is over. The pain we suffered is real and valid, it always will be. But The Star reminds us that we have the power to heal from it and come back stronger than when we started.

When designing this card, I wanted Haruka to represent the Star in question.

After Kiryu's entire family died, he felt like he had no reason to stay alive. The whole reason he went on his journey in the first game was to be reunited with the people he loved. He was willing to forgive those that had hurt him and move on, but in a very short period of time, everything was taken from him.

Everything except Haruka.

Haruka isn't free from suffering, either; her mother was taken from her and her father tried to kill her, but she serves as an anchor for Kiryu to hold onto his desire to live (even if he continues to struggle in the future).

She's an opportunity for Kiryu to get away from the Tojo Clan-- the organization that gave him everything he loved, but also took it away so many times. A beacon of hope leading Kiryu towards the life he actually wants.

Things aren't easy. Healing from such intense trauma rarely is, but there's hope for this little girl who never had a proper family and this man who just lost his.

Fate seemingly destroyed both their lives, but it seems like it also gave them everything they needed to find new meaning in the mess left over.

[krowspiracyanon]

Notes on canvas size, screen resolutions and compression

Tumblr image sizes

”We recommend your images be 540 pixels wide by 810 tall. Stay within that limit to avoid your images being scaled down on the dashboard. If you click on an image in a post, you will be taken to a larger version of the image if one is available. That larger version can be up to 2048 pixels wide and 3072 pixels tall.”

Enabling high resolution images (check if this is up to date)

Canvas sizes

https://folio.procreate.com/discussions/5/17/40092

[piesa2]

don’t tell the guy who i have to turn in this comic to but i really just do not know how to properly format and size these files, im having a hard time, but don’t tell him

[thelastlightningbug]

u know ur school's art dept is out of touch when there's a class about making zines that says you're gonna be using the adobe suite

[magiccowboyhat]

I found out yesterday that for the past couple of years I've been drawing on the most smallest canvas size imaginable (much smaller than I initially thought), and none of my work can ever be decently printed. I now have to recreate a new drawing process from scratch (because I would love to print my art someday), so that I can draw on a much bigger canvas and still get the nasty messy pixely look that I know and love.

I feel pretty stupid about it And I feel like I just lost everything. Yes I cried.

Note : also for this reason I will be taking down the 3 items I had in my shop bc even though they're not selling and I never do any promo for it anyway, I wouldn't wanna risk accidentally selling something low quality. So shop closed!

[starmahgalaxies]

I did a quick thing. I wanted to draw Mystras and Spartos and some cute familial love because I will forever die on that hill. And Ohtaka has murdered me on it. Several times. Like any good author should.

I don't know why it was this image that I came up with. I blame Sinbad. He shouldn't be allowed to dare, bet, bribe, etc. his friends to do anything, but they all listen anyway.

Not sure if I will finish it. I did this one as a sketch because I haven't finalized my designs for them. For now just this.

[lesbiangiratina]

Editing cards and well. Every time my cpu randomlh spikes to 100% the print screen button just wont work so youll have to take my word for it. My computer loves editing cards with me

[boxboysandotherwhump]

quality test re-post

[igraphixart]

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