#gut answers

[dissectress]

i want you to know that you tagged a clean shaven micah post “mr philtrum” and i can’t stop thinking about it

look at that thing! it’s like a perfect landing strip

[what-am-i-doing-in-this-fandom]

Yeah, I don't know about you, Fidds, but I'd fold at this 🙏

Previous!!

Next!!

First!!

[obsesssedblerd]

thinking about toji softly smiling down at you and asking, "you still mad at me, baby?" while fucking you in a mating press and chuckling when you don't answer because it feels too good and you can't even form thoughts, let alone words.

[lunarw0rks]

hate to break it to you guys but soap would ask if “got any scottish in you”

and if you say no, he’d say “you want some?? 😏😏”

[fernisfat]

I love how you pose with your hand on your huge belly. It makes it look like you're pregnant 🥵🥵🥵

I was going to argue with you but I really do look pregnant 👀😳🥵

(See the rest of this set on o.f.)

[myokk]

💘

[sinlizards]

im not sure if youve answered this before, but im really curious about how you decide which contrasting colors to add where! i know about adding a reflected color of something next to it (idk how to explain that sorry) but i always find when i try to add little splashes of color while shading a piece, they look out of place!!

heres a rough general explanation feat. Beato + some extra stuff!

What I focus on with making a color feel cohesive is seeing where exactly i can use that color again through out the piece that way it balances everything out. To choose the colors themselves i normally just take the base color and saturate it in my preferred direction (i.e. parts of her blonde hair becoming green, her headpiece becoming hot pink)

for something with a Lot of added/different pops of color I tend to unify the whole thing by throwing a layer of overlayed color jitter on like 10% or less which helps those colors not feel so out of place (also this piece you can see more of where im adding color at overlaps or areas of interest instead of just the shadows)

something that can also help if you are going a more painterly route is having a base layer of a bright color and then laying down your flats lightly over top allowing the under layer to peak through which is what i showed in this breakdown (which you can also see me adding a complimentary color to areas of visual interest)

And lastly a lot of this is just kinda trial and error! as I said before i tend to work on one layer but for these final embellishment type things (added pops of color, halftone, patterns, etc.) i mostly save that for last and keep them on a layer above the piece because a part of the process is just messing around with a bunch of stuff and seeing what looks good

[canisalbus]

Every time I get the notification you’ve posted, I either get

a. a hug thru art or-

b. Punched in the gut with feelings

Unfortunately those seem to be the flavors I know how to bake a cake with at the moment.

[starflungwaddledee]

Gimme that GOOD shit girlie 💅✨ (Starstruck x Galacta knight)

✧˖°. give up what you love, before it does you in .°˖✧

[dissectress]

Who is Jackie (the woman(?) on Otto's chest)?

[skyward-floored]

Real quick, what’s something you all think would terrify Wind

[legokingfisher]

How must Misako have felt when she realized that the best chance she had of keeping her family together was to tear them further apart first?

[carlyraejepsans]

my god the papyrus introvert/extrovert analysis was so pussy popping for me. can I ask how you analyze characters because at this point you have to leave some prowess for the rest of us. love your stuff.

rule number one never state anything as fact unless you can back it up with minimum one direct reference to canon, preferably more. Unfortunately you just have to be really autistic for this step (tip: the undertale dialogue dump and the UT text project are your best friends)

rule number two, be your own most insidious critic. look over what you put together and think "if i were a contrarian little shit who wanted to disagree with everything i said, what would be my arguments, what sources would i cite, what ground would i stand on" and either pick their thesis to shreds, or alter your original take accordingly if you do notice a gap in your logic.

rule number three, always, always ask yourself "why would toby have made this decision". characters and stories don't appear out of the ether, they are information offered to you by the author with (sometimes very clear, sometimes not so much) intent behind it. if the text presents you with something, ask yourself: should i take this at face value? is this an objective representation of reality within the work? is this tainted by one of the characters' personal views? are they right? are they wrong? are they lying? are they misinformed? repeat the first two thesis/antithesis/synthesis steps for this stuff as well and you'll slowly build up your analysis muscles

[fortjester]

since my most recent post was so controversial, let's settle this like gentlemen. cast your votes.

[hg-aneh]

For what it's worth, I am sorry for the comments you received. I wasn't aware of your account before getting a dumb reel suggested about you and people were (dumbly) complaining.

Your art is very pretty and cute and you're having fun. Art is art, you're meant to have fun with it with little to no restrictions. People don't have to like what others draw at all, but people need to start having some decency of respect. If you don't like it- block and move on.

Again, I'm sorry for the accusations you got and I hope people leave you alone. Try to keep your head up and continue making things that make *you* personally happy. ♥︎

Ope- oh yeah, I keep forgetting I have an Instagram and that people follow me there too skfndm, they're very tiktok-kid-like over there I'm actually not surprised at all AJSKBF

And I'll try my best!

Thank you for your kind message and for letting me know!