#legs everywhere

[alasarys]

big jumpy boy

[elgatt0]

Wolf link but he is a maned wolfie :3

[faery-berry-blast]

#MILLIPEDESWEEP representing the leg community

[thelostmoongazer]

some concepts i did for a Sonic redesign!

plus a bonus comic cuz a friend suggested that he has a quick and easy way to salvage his clothes since hes constantly getting in situations that could ruin his drip:

[stluyin]

one thing leads to another and i'm drawing öufi heathcliff with a heathcliff-shaped brush

[benevolenterrancy]

~ Extremely Unwilling Magical Protagonists Attempt To Outrun The Plot And Not Fucking Die ~

(@takofukkatsumi this tag is from a while ago but it hasn't left my brain -- L-Space got very weird all of a sudden)

[dilfslayer1080p]

Shoving pipes up Benreys ass again sorry

[paranoillusion]

chuzenji you are a visionary.

[diana-andraste]

Spontaneous Composition, Max Dupain, 1935

[faemytho]

it differs depending on how you look at it, but to me, Pure Vanilla totally has WAY more world experience than Shadow Milk does. which is wild when Shadow Milk is the embodiment of Knowledge itself but listen. hear me out.

from the moment Shadow Milk existed he was A God. he had to be The Fount of Knowledge. he wasn't allowed to be anything else but the god he was made to be. he preached knowledge, but there's a difference between knowing something and experiencing something.

meanwhile, Pure Vanilla was a shepherd (shepherds are fucking cracked btw, sheep are several hundred pounds of animal and shepherds have to be able manhandle them with ease). on top of that, Pure Vanilla went out into the world and learned magic. he adventured. he fights off hoards of monsters and dragons with his friends and has celebratory drinks with them. he founded an entire kingdom and ruled politically as its king.

Pure Vanilla is more composed and regal than the embodiment of knowledge itself because he has that worldly experience. he had time to grow and learn how to mess up and make mistakes and learn from those mistakes.

and the reason Shadow Milk is so fucking insane is because he's extremely repressed. he was never allowed the freedom to be anything but the Fount of Knowledge. and the second he tried to do anything but be that, the witches sealed him away for thousands of years.

all this to say, Shadow Milk can dish it but he can't take it. Who would win: shepherd mage king who works out regularly vs immortal jester god who's been wasting away for millennia.

[smittenskitten]

#manspreading

[blacklegsanjienthusiast]

i just think there’s something so incredibly moving about how judge tried so hard to forget sanji ever existed, to pretend his third son was never born by locking him away and covering his face with a mask so no one would know him and now, thirteen years later, sanji’s face is everywhere, his wanted poster splashed on every other wall you see in almost every part of the world and it’s such a satisfying fuck you to the man who tried so hard to erase him. the world knows sanji, better then judge could have ever imagined it would know his failure son and better yet they don’t know vinsmoke sanji, they know blackleg sanji, cook of the straw hat pirates and of the wing of the pirate king and no one can take that from him

[otaku553]

If you were a designer for Genshin, how would you have handled designing them to better represent their cultures while also fitting genshins early aesthetic? i, from a non artist standpoint, saw their early designs as more culturally accurate while also purposefully inaccurate to make them pop out more or fit the fighting-game thing, but I agree that it’s definitely changed with the earlier nations.

Which characters do you think have the best mix of culturally accurate/marketable and which ones have the worst mix? Like how do you feel about yae mikos design? It’s definitely more obvious that she’s wearing shrine maiden clothing but I’ve seen criticism that it’s way too sexualized and it makes me think about how they give the female characters cookie cutter outfits (boob window and short shorts) but seem to branch out more with male characters.

That’s!

Difficult to answer. I have ideas but it would be such a grand undertaking for the later nations trying to design things from ground up. Maybe I’ll do it someday but likely not?

As far as best designs go, I’ve always said the best design in the game is Kazuha, and I continue to stand by that. Kazuha’s is the kind of outfit where you can point at anything and say exactly why it’s there. It’s the kind of design that just has a lot of things that make Sense.

Since you asked specifically about Yae Miko, yes. I think she’s somewhere close to the bottom in terms of Genshin character designs. Here are a few things that bother me:

And here’s probably how I would design it instead, very roughly:

I’ll make a separate post at some point about the sexualization of female characters in Genshin because that would get quite long but suffice to say I really don’t think they handled Yae well.

[amberluvsbugs]

How often do you hug mommy long legs ( btw love your drawings

[risestarkiss]

Rise Ramblings #359

*dials* Hello? Police? Yes, I'd like to report a complete savage on the loose.

[mih4nn]

VINSMOKES

crop of wips i got for each of them (when i put them all together, it looks like they could be pics for a calendar lmao)