#it's so symmetrical

[ha-bloody-ha]

Floating Watts

[bluuscreen]

celebrity crush

[aterfish]

Show me how to be whole again

[u3pxx]

seeing double

[bixels]

This Twitter MLP human redesign drama is a mess, leave me the fuck out of it.

[cerakuro]

“And at least in this lifetime we’re sticking together”

[spiderziege]

if you are still taking hermitcraft build requests: mumbos season 8 mountain base?

i love your art!!!

[maximura]

[johannesviii]

No mistakes or you'll be trapped here forever

[seance]

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE ❧ i bet on losing dogs.

[mrmeepsmadmind]

his horns (finials) (idk)(ears)(whatever) shaking... the jumping ??? the struggling 😭 the off center twitching ..he is PISSED. AWF !!!!!!

[canisalbus]

I am soooo sorry for flooding your inbox, but I quite literally got possessed when I saw that last post. I don't know much about dog breeds and I was just going off of what traits the kids could inherit from their parents, thankfully it wasn't a total flop I think?

(pancake father = pudding children?)

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[allurared]

[souvenir116]

wow this goes HARD

[black-leather-sketchbook]

From brain dump sketches

[kelocitta]

Hi hi!!

I've always been impressed and amazed by your art, the way you use shapes is really communicative and I just love how gogeous it looks

I was wondering if maybe you could share a bit on how you draw ? Because you're genuinely an inspiration for me and I'd love to see the behind the scene if it makes sense

Thank you for posting your art it's always a pleasure to see c:

have a nice day/night and don't forget to drink water!!

I actually made something akin to this a while back but got shy/paranoid about it, so maybe here is an alright time to share at least a part of it :)

The best way I can think of is it that with digital art I dont really think about things in terms of mixing paints but more like a paper doll or paper cut art- some pieces you want to look stuck together and others you want to look glued to the back, but also maybe you reuse the same piece of paper a lot. It's not 100% how I'm going about things, but the mindset is close enough. I like when things look clean and connected or have a sense of flow to them, so a lot of colors will flow into a different part in a line. Everything is very heavy on the layers, which means in any given piece i can probably pull the whole thing apart and change bits and pieces individually. This is what the average WIP looks like:

You'll notice theres a lot of smooth continuous lines and "meeting points" for curves. Even if i drew them at different points, I usually make them lead into each other on purpose. It's not really complicated, but also my methods are the probably extremely weird and nonsensical because something about digital art stops me from being able to process how things should work. It's very different from traditional for me.