#i dont do a lot of lineless art rip

[bamfwizard]

I opened Procreate and saw this unfinished and was bored so here it is, totally late as hell

[rainbowgothdisaster]

Was thinking abt "artist signatures" e.i what makes your style recognizable and it occurred to me that your art reminds me of kids books that look like they're made of several paper-shapes put together (having trouble finding a good example). Esp when there's textures over the art. Maybe that's why they give me this kinda childlike nostalgic feeling whenever I look at your art.

akahdksh i actually have considered being a storybook artist esp with my lineless stuff, i dont do it often but my eeveesona looks super cyute and working with vector layers was fun

ik the way i animate textures is from chowder, i liked the way characters would move thru the textures so when i can i try to just use clipping (honestly it's a lot less work for frame by frame stuff anyhow just a few more layers)

i actually need to use more textures, for a while in illustrations i would use photos for texture like my trans umbrella rain illustration the grass is rain hitting concrete. i don't remember why i stopped doing that but it was super fun. i had just finished remaking the trans umbrella beach illustration but i think i might go back and add more texture esp since the background is more painted instead of my usual cartoony style (first time digital painting)

i do actually want to make a stop motion animatic in that made of ripped up construction paper style, for the song Through The Roof 'n' Underground by Gogol Bordello, but it has to wait a while bcuz i don't have anywhere to work (and ive never done something like that)

also you just reminded me i need to put my inspirations in my new portfolio. i like keeping a list of things that i consciously pull from it makes it easier to point and be like "i know where i got that!!"