#shoota

[liveleakch4n]

god damn i love dilly dallying

[caardvark]

The Beast (War for Rayuba r2)

In the second round of the War For Rayuba OCT, Shoota faced off against @moiderahart's OC Elena Hellfire!

Here are also the thumbnails I did while planning the comic, which I later used as roughs for the finished pages!

[stomacel]

[daletraesp]

Letra de la canción “Shoota” de Playboi Carti

[daletraita]

Guarda il testo della canzone “Shoota” di Playboi Carti

[daletrafra]

Voir les paroles de la chanson “Shoota” de Playboi Carti

[daletraeng]

See the lyrics for the song “Shoota” by Playboi Carti

[drmonkeysetroscans]

Jerkin' it.

[74rn]

My Ork in the Shootas, Blood, & Teef artstyle as a fun warmup doodle (She'll just tell ya to shoot at them ya git)

[at-111]

[rarestdoge]

More Whiteboard shiiiit 💙

[caardvark]

Til Death Don't Us Part (War for Rayuba r8)

So Shoota did actually die in round 7 of the War.

BUT HE LIVED!

And now that me and Shoota were back in the running, I collabed again during the eight round of the tournament, this time collabing with @thermojam! We decided to give Shoota the worst time of his fuckin life as he gets married off to Basil, an awful British man made of mushrooms. also starring in this comic were @horoart's Bronwyn Broadsides, herself returning from the grave, and @magistelle's Execution of Agony!

As with the previous round, me and Thermo traded off pages for this one (with Thermo generously providing a colour palette for me to use). I'll only be posting the pages I drew for this post!

And as per usual, here are the thumbnails for the comic! Me and Thermo worked colsely on these to try and keep the pagecount low, so we've both got layouts mixed in there this time!

[zoshbox]

Made a video talking about Shootas, Blood, and Teef. An Ork game that I can (almost) wholeheartedly recommend.

[candikin]

Stickmintober Day 3: Police Force

Just watching something burn in the distance

(it's their workplace and many of them got injured and some even died)

[chief-girl]

On days like today Shota Umino needs to remember that Mox will always love him!...💔

[thelensofyashunews]

Q DA FOOL SHARES NEW ALBUM KING GEORGE

Finally home following a years-long battle with the Maryland legal system, DMV rapper Q Da Fool is "reclaiming his career," in the words of a recent Rolling Stone feature, with his new album King George – out now along with an accompanying music video for "Shining". The hard-hitting LP arrives on the heels of lead single "Pookie" (feat. Veeze), an explosive track named for Chris Rock's character from the 1991 cult classic film New Jack City, which stamped Q Da Fool's first collaboration with the aforementioned Detroit heavyweight. Since putting out charismatic homecoming single “Heisman” last year — his first release as a free man after serving 18 months in jail — Q Da Fool has continued to flood the streets with his distinct sound. 2023 was a massive year for the DMV mainstay, who garnered recognition for projects I’ll Be Back, Home Detention, and Art of Ambition, the latter of which saw HotNewHipHop praise Q Da Fool for “putting the Free State on everyone’s radar.” Recent months have seen the rapper release a strong run of singles, including “Hey Auntie”, "chopt", and "Tarzan", as well as a collaboration with Daimo Dunkin on "Clientele".

Hailing from the small town of Largo, Q Da Fool has long been a DMV standout — as showcased on a number of hit singles including “Win” (10M Streams) and a momentous collaboration with Shoreline Mafia — steadily carving out a distinct lane by sharing detailed stories of his own lived experiences within Maryland street life. Having released projects with producers like Kenny Beats as well as the Grammy award-winning Zaytoven, Q has chosen not to follow directly in the footsteps of his area’s popular go-go wave, an artistic decision that has allowed him to fully flex his gritty lyricism and energetic flows. Fresh off an impressive run of 2023 mixtapes, the arrival of King George marks the beginning of a new era for Q Da Fool as he continues to put on for the thriving DMV rap scene.