#their heads are such good shapes

[n4rval]

i lied. here's a bonus.

[hinamie]

playing around w slightly different hair renders

[honehonn3honey]

A protection that becomes more creepy

Azul in my heart. You can see the original art here and read the monster list here @lustlovehart

[Alt under the cut]

My first concept, since my style could not simulate the texture of slime in its purest state

It is quite thick so water can not enter or wet. Only small puddles where you can accumulate

It is a monster and that, magic, but I can imagine that it can only reach a height by the pressure, it can come out expelled sometimes

[xinyuehui]

It's sour??

[makenna-made-this]

BAWKmission of @awkward-parabuteo 's beautiful boy, Aramis~

I'm still offering these fun little bird doodles for anyone who wants to see their bird BAWK-o-fied~ Proceeds go to helping me pay my bills and further spoiling of my already spoiled chickens<3

[milk-sharks]

my first tf oc is finally complete!!

[canisalbus]

I’m sure you get this all the time but I really really love how you draw anthro dogs, especially the faces. You take all the soft parts and shapes that I love about a dog’s features and translate them beautifully, the features that I never really see in much anthro art! It’s adorable, it’s beautiful, it’s expressive, it’s powerful. I just can’t get enough. Awesome stuff you do

Aaa thank you so much! ;-;

[bweoo]

do you have any tips to avoid same face syndrome?

I don't feel like I'm the right right person to answer this... But I'd say just try to focus on making different eye shapes and noses? In my opinion I think the eye is the most important part of the character design so... Go crazy with the eyes lol

[halcandrandee]

Pretty much in every episode of Leo

[cuntbrow]

gay people trust falls are insane

[sallytwo]

be nice to me!

[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

yeah so i'm falling for @weevmo's Guys... they're so neat! i dig their vibes and can't wait to see what Corduroy Stew is all about <3

[lucabyte]

DO YOU REMEMBER ME?

CAPTURE YOU OR SET YOU FREE

[bookshelf-in-progress]

Most important thing to know before writing: What is the point of your story?

There are two parts to that question.

-What are the main story elements you want to feature? A certain character? A setting? A moment of the plot? A particular theme? Which elements are essential to the story you're trying to tell?

-What type of ending are you aiming toward? It doesn't have to be super-detailed, but knowing something about where the story is going is how you know you have a story and not just an image. Is the main character going to change/grow somehow? Learn the answer to a question? Accomplish a certain goal? Make a friend?

Defining those things before you start lets you know that your idea is a story, not just an image or a concept that won't go anywhere. It also gives you a core to base the story around and keeps you from going off-track.

As long as you have defined the essentials to the story and the general direction that you need the story to go in, everything else is negotiable. You have freedom to adjust the non-essentials and explore different possibilities as you discovery-write, so long as none of those non-essentials interfere with the point of the story. If it distracts from the main point, or turns the plot in a way that'll make it impossible to reach main point of the story, it needs to be discarded. Anything else will most likely enrich your story.

[knifeforkspooncup]

I'm working on a comic! A nanny Ashtoreth comic! Here's a super sketchy sneak peak because as soon as I drew her I started drooling and, well sharing is caring.

[canisalbus]

I drew a little machete at work and the person that covered my break put a goatee on him ??

And i drew him again, larger, at the end of the day to kill time

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