#i felt painterly

[thecreechurcollective]

i loved loved LOOOOOVED reading your whole thing on eridan and john... i dont want to be pushy at all but if u made a comic on john and eridans first meeting thatd be so so so cute! id love to read it. BUT YEA, i love your ideas either way. <3 <3 <3

thanks! I did plan on eventually making some more short comics, that was one of the ideas I have considered doing. But here's something quick that sorta illustrates the idea.

[petricorah]

relax bro no one's taking him from you [id in alt]

lineart below cut

[juckalope]

repress and control♦️

[tlcartist]

Karlach

[daydreamycrustacean]

sing, sing, sing for the dying of the day

[neymiiie]

Aigis

[mythtiide]

*madwoman voice* guys what if an adlr unit and a fklr unit cuddled sweetly 🍎

[autisticaradiamegido]

day 336

ribbit

timelapse under the cut, cw for flashing images

[shinji-hibiki]

was watching that one izzyzzz video about the steak game and was immediately overcome with the desire to see him happy. posting him here like a month late but i still see it and smile so i must show you too

[venomous-qwille]

How on earth do you do your drawings? Do you start off with a black layer and just erase till you have an amazing piece of art? I'm so in love with your style 💚

Heya I'm glad you like my work! Lemme break down how I like to work at the moment <3 for the style I've been doing lately this is my workflow:

I start with a quick rough comp sketch to figure out the over all shapes of the art! I will then clean it up a bit to make the inking part easier.

Inking is next! (Draw the rest of the owl, lmao) As you can probably tell this is the most time consuming part of this style, everything has to work in black and white or it wont work in colour! I use about three different brushes to get this look: a big rough round speckled brush to block in large areas of black, a very pressure sensitive 'ink-brush'- style brush to get that super traditional almost-dry pen look, and a 'fountain pen' style brush that lets me do accurate opaque fine detail. I always block in the big shapes and areas of shadow first. If I have to erase I do it on a mask layer so my eraser marks can be made with the same heavily textured brushes (this stops it from accidentally looking too digital).

For this style I like to use very bright blocks of colour, so I start with figuring out the main shapes the colour will make and how I want them to accent eachother. After that I get a bit more precise about local colours and the base palette I want to use for the subject of the painting (in this case ruin eclipse). I try to keep my layers clipped so the shapes stay sharp and graphic. Almost all my colouring is done under the line art. Later on in this piece I add some colour to the shadows to reduce the contrast a little. At this point I can play around with light and refine the mood of the piece with lighting layers!

I ended up going for something a little warmer for my final palette because I liked the mood it created! But it's easy to make those final changes if you keep your layers organised throughout! Hope that de-mystifies it a bit ^^

[gaylittleguys]

wowwwww that was SOOO pretty what a gorgeous showww

[mayhemspreadingguy]

moody meow meow ✨

[alilarxy]

The pillars of Argonavis

[artisticbunny]

Teehee

HI @oofouchstovehot I WAS UR SECRET SANTA MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

I love your designs so I hope you don't mind that I did two haha

I really really hope you like them!!!

[cheriboms]

got a haircut the other day so i finally tried to draw myself in arcane style :V

[skitskatdacat63]

I love how Leyendecker, as gay as his art was, was probably equally good at drawing beautiful women as he was at drawing handsome men. But with Mucha, when I saw a man in his art, for what felt like the first time ever, it felt so...wrong.