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[a-star-is-here]

i kinda feel insecure as traditional artist

[rapidhighway]

teeheeheee i can't recommend making your own stickers enough

[spoofyleaf]

Here’s your reminder that zines are very easy to make!

For example;

Look at how super easy that is to make!! You can even make one digitally full of information to print and easily spread around like so!

[hoofpeet]

I'd probably have to read the printed version and web version back to back at some point to note all the differences but... ough

[kirby-the-gorb]

[red-ruth]

Pecco: You know, I know this season wasn’t the best, but we’ll grow and learn from it. In 2025 I’ll come back stronger, and better, and we will take the fight all the way to the end 🙏💪

Gigi Dalligna and Davide Tardozzi with the Marc Marquez 2025 pre-engraved plaque and the 9 time world championship freshly printed tshirts up their asses: go get em baby 😘

[keter-class-anomaly]

More randy, surprise surprise

That one’s a sticker, if you want

Under the cut is a close up of the big one :]

Reblogs appreciated!

I did a lot of details on this one, because I realized he had little lines on his jacket sleeves, I never saw them before

[blackpointgame]

aabon35

[darewolfcreates]

lost wax casting

Behold the sweatshop

[okkennymay]

One of the commissions I received last year introduced me to the utterly amazing game, Control, which I cannot recommend enough! In that game I fell in love with Dr.Darling, who you get to know through various recorded videos and text, and ugH I CAN'T GET HIM OUT OF MY MIND (´▽`ʃ♡ƪ)

I'm just utterly obsessed! Ooooh god if we don't get more of him in Control 2 I'm going to rIOT- Speaking of said commission, I've just finished one part of it! A whole sketch page of Dr.Darling and Jesse~ which i'm about to post! (Another wonderful client who waited an age and a half 9w9") The 2nd part is a NSFW sketch page, which will eventually be posted onto my patreon~

Then there will be more because oh my god I haven't been able to stop thinking about this amazing game, it's world and the remedy-verse as a whole!

[gottaarc]

I don't have any art this week, so here's some Phobio scrapbook pages I made like forever ago

[shinmiyovvi]

The Star (XVII) and Death (XIII)

Alt versions under the cut:

[nintendont2502]

maybe putting him on my notes was a mistake.

[gooseintime]

my yaoi stickers turned out fine but this printer sure does pack em like a can of sardines.

thankful the outer part isn’t part of the sticker, so it’s not actually cut off after cutting individuals out -> example in the second pic. It had a white spot on it so it’s mine now

aaaaooooooooooo ooooooooooouuuuuiiiiiiooo

also I posted this wip awhile ago u can probably guess what it’s for

[sysig]

Cards 👏 cards 👏 cards 👏 (Patreon)

[blueskittlesart]

Hi as an artist who also wants to work in long form visual narratives like your comic I was wondering how you present this at your critique. I have done a few short (very short) artist books in which my classmates just flip through the pages quickly and then critique it. How do you approach asking people to read longer books in a short time to then critique it?

I realize your art is much more digital. Do you offer them a QR code so they can read it at their leisure?

depends. cottontail is the longest thing i've ever had to present for full-class crit and i'm lowkey still trying to figure out exactly how I want to do it. the longest i've done up to this point is around 25 pages. my general rule is that if the piece is under 6-8 pages and is formatted for page-by-page reading, it's reasonable to just put it on the wall, because that's small enough that people can still look at it pretty easily. if it's more than that, what I'll usually do is print and bind a few little booklets (as cheaply and efficiently as possible--we're talking library laser prints with staples) so that I can pass them around, and then ask my professor if they want me to ALSO hang my pages on the wall or not. this varies on a case-by-case basis--some profs REALLY want everything on the wall, but if you're in a bigger class where space is an issue or the prof just doesn't care that much then you might not have to hang your work. If you go for this method and there's nothing on the wall I'd be sure to print enough books that most of your classmates will have something to look at so they're not just standing around waiting for their turn. I've gotten VERY good at formatting and binding booklets these last few years lol. in terms of qr codes, I have done that a few times, but i only ever do it if my work is specifically designed for a vertical scroll, because it's a lot harder to build a website with spreads or page turns, and I think a physical page turn is always going to feel better in terms of presentation than a digital one anyway. a lot of profs at my school are also pretty anti-digital-only presentation, so it's also just a practicality thing to avoid having to convince them to let me do it that way lol