#princess scarlet

[frankensteinmutual]

Signalis (2022) [H.P. Lovecraft, The Festival] /Sagittarius A* / Kathy Acker, Pussy, King of the Pirates / Outer Wilds (2020) / Is There a God-Shaped Hole at the Heart of Mathematics? / Drain for overflowing water at Sambuco Dam, Lavizzara Valley / ? / Thomasin Frances, Hole Theory (15/10/2022) / Bryan’s Ground, a public garden in Herefordshire on the Welsh border. / odd, weird, strange and unusual / Mark Z. Danielewski, House of Leaves / Evil (2019-2014) / Judas H., Overflowing With Empty / Illustration of the Annular Eclipse of 1836 from “A fourteen weeks course in descriptive astronomy”, Joel Dorman Steele (1836-1886) / @imdad_barbhuyan on Instagram / The moon’s Copernicus crater. Through magic glasses. 1890. / Kaveh Akbar / Dune (2021) / x / Dmitry Kochanovich, Epiphany (Russian,b. 1972) / The Silt Verses, Chapter 41: But As My Last Breath Splits My Throat / Yousif M. Qasmiyeh, The Camp is a Bait for Time / Darina Muravjeva, Hole / Hilde Heynen in Heterotopia and the City / x / Leonard Cohen, Beautiful Losers / x /  Louise Glück, from Descending Figure / Anne Carson, Eros the Bittersweet: An Essay. / Caitlyn Siehl, What We Buried; from “A Letter To Love” / Lara de Moor, Orb (2014) / Sam Sax, Pig / The National - Wake Up Your Saints / Aleksander Rostov / Sanna Wani, from “Princess Mononoke (1997)”, My Grief, the Sun / Gregory Orr, [i want to go back] / Thomas Ott / ? / Judas H., Overflowing With Empty / James Baldwin, Giovanni’s Room / Massive sinkhole swallows house in Florida / Edna St Vincent Millay, in Letters (1952) /Silent Hill 4 (2004) / @/vren-diagram / Anne Boyer, What Resembles the Grave But Isn’t / Law of Holes / Scarlet Hollow (2021) / China Miéville, from Railsea

(part one)

[blacktabbygames]

SLAY THE PRINCESS has officially sold over HALF A MILLION UNITS worldwide! Thank you all so much for the support! It means so much for our game to have reached so many people. Truly, completely beyond our wildest dreams! (ps if you like this poster, it's available for pre-order RIGHT NOW! pick it up early for a dicount)

[circusmantis]

[organizationhimself]

if you've ever played a game where """choices matter""" and weren't exactly taken with the one (1) different line of dialogue you got--scarlet hollow.

if you've ever lied to a character or went against your character's principles or wrecked a pottery shop just to see what would happen, and were disappointed when nothing did--scarlet hollow.

if the first time you got arrested for ransacking a random house in fable you hooted in surprise and delight--scarlet hollow.

if you liked disco elysium literally at all even a little bit, SCARLET. HOLLOW.

also play slay the princess if you haven't and it's not too violent for you (tw for gore and death and body horror, all of which is usually impermanent in case that has an effect on what bothers you like it does for me)

[bubblybloob]

So when Pristine cut comes out and everyone has time to soak it all in, you’re all going to go ahead and play Scarlet Hollow, right?

[glossytreasures]

[itsmewahoo]

Now that you finished the hit game Slay the Princess why not dip your toes in another good horror visual novel game called Scarlet Hollow made by the same devs! First episode is free so give it a try!

Dont you wanna experience the spooky horrors and mystery of this small Appalachian town and find out what atrocities your old family blood and other historical horrors has been committed while you attend your late aunt's funeral and bond with your estranged cousin? You can also date some pretty cool ppl too completely optional!

Pretty please? 🥺🥺🥺 [fluttering my eyelashes at you]

[vaunteir]

do it you heard the guy

[abby-howard]

I'm going to be asking a lot of artists I follow this question, but how did you develop your style? It SEEMS like most people find their style and stick with it forever, just making improvements and iterations. I tend to work in a lot of different styles because I enjoy doing that, though I know there are things I gravitate towards as well. But I wonder what your journey was and how you got feedback and improved while staying true to what you enjoyed?

Hi there!

I definitely wouldn't say that I've found my style and stuck with it forever-- I feel like each of my projects has asked for a certain kind of art, and has presented new challenges that push me in new directions.

Some of that comes from seeing someone else's work and having something click into place that might fix errors/faults in my own, and then I might try to incorporate that, such as bigger outlines on my characters to help distinguish them from the background, or maybe a way someone else simplifies eyes that can help make mine look less weird.

When I first started drawing, I can see where I encountered certain influences because my sketchbooks suddenly switch to incorporating some new stylistic element that I liked from whatever I was reading/watching at the time. But it was never QUITE right, it was never just copying, there was always something ~wrong~ with it. And that wrongness was my style! As much as I hated it, that was what distinguished my art from being just a copy of someone else's. I hate it less now, and understand that other people see something there that maybe I don't, because it's just what happens when I filter other people's work through my head. My soul, if you will.

There are definitely through-lines with my work, driven by what I like drawing and what comes easily to me-- hatching is almost always a major component, and I like making expressive characters. Here's some of my earliest available stuff, from my old webcomic:

Then not long after that, I started The Last Halloween, which pushed me to challenge myself in both layout and style:

And here's the same comic, years later:

And here's a series I did for kids, where I had to use full color and lay off on the hatching, as well as learn how to reconstruct animals that we have no photo references for, which is definitely a place where style comes majorly into play, whether I wanted it to or not:

Then there was the horror book I did, where I tried to push my work to be less cartoony overall, and to work very hard on improving my hatching:

Then I started work on Scarlet Hollow, where I incorporated a limited/muted palette and had to once again push myself to make less-cartoony art, as well as learn more consistency so I could draw sprite sets. This was a big challenge for me, and has helped me grow as an artist so much!

And most recently, I wrapped up work on Slay the Princess, which required that I go back in the cartoony direction, but in a very different way than I was used to. This took a lot of sketching to figure out, and there's still a decent amount of artistic stumbling in Chapter 1 while I settled into it.

She's drawing on anime/Disney influence, but each Princess required a bit of stylistic variability. Some are more anime, while some are more realistic than even the Scarlet Hollow characters.

So I wouldn't worry too much, honestly! A person's style is often something that reveals itself over the course of their career, rather than something they choose and then try to stick to forever.

Even if you don't think you have a style, you do. It might vary a lot piece by piece, especially if you're trying to closely imitate another person's art, but the more work you do, the more you'll figure out your own strengths and interests!

[first-mate-cinder]

Thorne, thinking that Scarlet is Princess Selene bc she has no hospital records: I've connected the dots

Cinder, actually Princess Selene: You haven't connected shit

Thorne: I've connected them

[dekarios]

Scarlet Hollow and Slay the Princess are 20% off until the 14th of August!!!

You can also get them bundled together for 32% off!!!!

please please please give these games a shot. they're made by a 2 person dev team and deserve your attention!!! they're visually impressive, both with unique stylised artstyles, creepy and beautiful horror elements, are very queer, with fascinating lore in both, and more!!! i could gush about these games forever please play them!! you will not regret it!!!!

[blacktabbygames]

even if you've already finished slay the princess, i would highly encourage you to return for the new stuff in the pristine cut. the damsel's third chapter, is, imo, far and away the best thing i've ever written. not even close genuinely intimidated by the standard it sets for me moving forward

i think the only thing i've worked on that's on the same level w/ it is the bit with stella in episode 4 of scarlet hollow. iykyk

[owlmann]

I heard we were trying to sell Scarlet Hollow? All i ask is that you to do it for your cousin...

[prettycurearchive]

Go! Princess PreCure - Manga Covers

[pinceauarcenciel]

🎀 Precure Secret Exchange 2024 🎀

Hello @sekaiichi-happy, I'm your secret partner for this year’s @precuresecretexchange!

Looking at your wish list, I first hesitated indulging again for Splash Star fanart (I love them so much) then had this idea for a Twilight -> Cure Scarlet illustration that couldn't come out of my mind! (๑꒪̇ω꒪̇๑) I also love Go! Princess dearly and was happy to draw more fanart for it~ (this actually made me want to rewatch the series haha xP)

It's been 8 years (Dec 2016) since last time I drew her for you in my first Precure Secret Santa ever! That's crazy how time flies ("꒪̇O꒪̇")

Hope you’ll like it~ 💝

※ Fanart: Go! Princess Precure © Toei Animation

[zoe-oneesama]

Just...just let her rest for a second, Chaton.

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