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Simon derangement page number um I lost count!!! Time to explain things and transcribe my handwriting lol >:3
I put a photo of the whole page here because some things were hard to single out into separate images :)
A pose study! I was trying to work on foreshortening with that arm position. Just imagine that he’s talking to someone off screen and sweating cause he’s been working out or something d(^^ )
Two of these are based on some reaction image doodles I ran into on Pinterest that I’m pretty certain originated on tumblr lol. The bottom left one says “*realization*” and the top right one says “deranged —>” with the arrow pointing to our Mr. Deranged in question, Simon. The Simon and Richter one is kinda poking fun at the general Smash Bros fandom depiction of them and is also based on a doodle I saw on Pinterest.
Bottom left says “he has 97 mental illnesses and is banned from most public spaces” lol. Dw! He is your friend! I just forgot to write that part :). I hope the tbh creature doodle is appreciated, I’ve drawn him like that more times than I’d like to admit—
This one is based on a photo of this guy (gotta be a Snapchat one idk I’ve never had Snapchat) with a monster energy and caption “KILL”. I think it fits the vibe.
Bottom left says “monsert!”, a silly bastardizarion of “monster”, again the energy drink. I feel like Simon would be the kind of guy to have caffeine at like 6PM and then wonder why he can’t sleep later lmao. Or worse have caffeine to avoid sleeping 💀. The other two doodles I drew because I woke up one morning and immediately imagined Simon with raccoon stripe hair for no reason.
This one is based on a tumblr post, it says “(Simon) the psychiatrist diagnosed me with divine madness” “(Christopher) any other diagnosises you’d like to share?” “(Simon) Autism”. That ending panel of Simon saying autism ended up a sticker in a discord server I’m in lmaooooo. Also I need to have more Simon and Christopher interactions cause I think they’d be friends aaaaa
The top doodle is based on a Simon MMD model I found of him as a Vocaloid and I thought that was hilarious and banger, we need more people making fun crossover stuff like that in the world lol. The bottom one is just him vibin(?). Idk he seems pretty distressed, but that’s his usual state so uh—
Another little pose doodle. I think his preferred sitting position is like criss cross applesauce on the floor. I don’t think he’d sit normally in chairs at all. I am now picturing him leaning a chair back too far help 💀.
This one is based on this meme that’s kinda poking fun at the art styles commonly found in yaoi with the last one being left blank for putting whatever you like there and implying in a comedic way that it’s ‘straight man yaoi’, I’ve seen ones with things like football players or idk Breaking Bad put there lol. Basically I saw the meme and realized that all the different styles kinda lined up too well with some Simon designs and well yeah this happened 💀💀💀. So we got Ayami Kojima’s design as “straight woman yaoi”, the NES cover art/X68000 as “gay man yaoi”, Simon’s Quest as “lesbian yaoi”, and Captain N thrown into “straight man yaoi” lmaooo.
Okie that’s all for this one, I will make more inevitably lol
#castlevania#castlevania games#simon belmont#art post#my art#simon’s quest#Castlevania nes#akumajou dracula#castlevania chronicles#silly posting#shitposting?#castlevania memes#I think that covers all of it uh yeah#I have too many ideas most of the time and then get overwhelmed by them#BUT when I do get them on paper things like this happen so eh it’s worth it I guess#I keep realizing that there’s way more things to post here than I thought#these are all fairly new tho tbh I think#time is not my strong suit tho 💀💀💀#I think of Simon as a little bit more deranged than how I’ve usually seen him depicted#please imagine Simon sitting in a chair like an absolute disaster thanks#he would sit sideways with his legs crossed and over one of the arm rests#possibly also just criss cross applesauce on the chair lmao#now imagine him in a public space where you have to say seated generally uniformly hahahahahdjddkahskfkdj#ok wait just imagine Simon in public—#I need to draw some of the ideas I had of him like in modern times cause like#bro was around before the time of wide spread trains in Europe and would’ve probably never had a tomato so like#I think a cherry slushee would (figuratively) kill him#he’d probably like it tho ngl#simon can be a little silly as a treat he worked hard for it#aaaa not enough tag space I need to incoherently rant about him more
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regardless of what mediums you wanna use how you wanna draw ever heres what you need to do
-if youre a cartoonist be very specific with anatomy studies. if youre gonna stick to really stylized cartoony shit then keep anatomy studying to just basic forms, joints etc and focus on figure drawing. id reccomend 'figure drawing methods for artists' but for fucks sake just go on youtube, watch a couple videos they all say the same thing anyways. as long as you're not getting blatantly incorrect info from a guy that doesn't actually know how things work and cuts corners. it's better to sweat and bleed learning how to draw basic forms like the torso and pelvis than do what i did (go through as many shortcut pinterest guides as possible, develop a flawed and stiff understanding of anatomy, use it as a crutch) .
but yeah figure drawing is useful because learning how to set characters up in different poses and composition are useful. for every cartoonist!
-2... i ran out of points to make. Think about artists you like, you don't even have to make long rambly analyses , just jot down why you like their art and what appeals about them to you. anything from that vintage mustang poster you saw the other day, to a 'fine art' artist you'd see in a museum to your favorite blog
3: study practically.
read artbooks, look at tutorials online, watch youtube tutorials from a variety of sources: but remember, regular practice is the goal here. don't get too hooked on watching tutorials or studying and just go outside and draw a little. try and apply those skills bit by bit.
4 here are my (amateur guy that draws online and isn't going to art school)'s random advice bits
supplies i think are a godsend no matter what: one really good pencil. doesn't matter what kind it is. i got fancy ones but in all honesty light or dark you just need one that feels comfortable to write and draw with. practice those artist grips! consciously think about lines: do i want thick or thin lines? and what can I do to change it? Are my lines unsteady? and am I unhappy with that? sure, then try a different grip, or see if a thicker, more bulky pencil works! but hey, i'm just some guy on the internet telling you to do things.

ironically, even as I wax poetic about how fun it is to collect wood/mechanical pencils, my favorite thing to draw with is a #2 pencil.
I could go on and on about art supplies and practical applications but all I can say is if you really like something, splurge on it and if you're not sure about it get cheap ones. It's not really about the subtle intricacies of each medium but if you even like it in the first place. Cheap vs expensive watercolors aren't gonna matter if you don't LIKE using watercolors.
..that being said I think color pencils are the exception to this as each brand varies in quality regardless of price.
here are some artbook reccomendations to finish off this jumbled, disjointed and haphazardly written post
-Sketching People by Lynne Chapman: I tend to lean towards the more practical when it comes to any advice. something that really boils down the way you do something and why to its core. This book is really good for that.
-Figure Drawing Methods for Artists by Peter Boerboom and Tim Proetel: it's a really fun exercise book.
-Space Drawing and Perspective by Superani: once again, practical, well translated , and really fun to do. Don't get superani's anatomy book though it's racist and pervy as fuck
-and so many more that I can't even list here. Just go to your local library and open up one of these babies, grab a sheet of paper, and just jot anything down that seems interesting to you. Capiche?
#im on fever medication right now because I am sadly once again sick so this might be incoherent#but this post is really just my contribution to the discourse around instagrammable marketable clean and palatable art and#expensive art supplies and confusion and#just in general a lot of online spaces have made artists feel like their art has to be super palatable all the time#so a lot of people forgo learning the bones and joints and MEAT of art#ie structure and foundational skills#in favor of getting a cleaner product out faster#so this is just kind of me ranting on my lawn chair about how I THINK is the right way to do it and git gud faster#dont rb#fish talks
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Hi, I am contacting you because I saw you mentioned somewhere that you have adhd, and I was wondering how did you still reached such incredible level. I have adhd too, and drawing has always been my passion also. But despite a whole life of practice, and doodling almost all the time, I always had a very hard time to understand anatomy and other technics, and because of adhd, I can’t focus neither motivate myself consistently to learn technics. I am also very inconsistent to draw proper illustrations, and also struggle to get things finished. Because of this, I have the feeling that I will never improve, and I gave up my life dream to become an illustrator. So, I was wondering how did you reached such incredible level despite of adhd difficulties, and if you had some helpful tips. Best regards.
Hey dude! Yeah, I can totally give you some tips that worked for me up until I got medicated :D I know a LOT of folks have to deal with ADHD, so I’m more than happy to try and give you some advice.
I will preface that I tend to hyperfixate on things like drawing, so I put 200% effort into learning about it and I enjoy trying new methods of painting/drawing/whatever else. It’s still moreso reliant on the individual artist, but the below list is what I do and have done that kept me going:
Make studying into something that is interesting. By that I mean you don’t have to simply draw/study a pose for life drawing, you can make it interesting by drawing a character in that pose/doing that action so that it becomes something you’re more invested in instead of something you’re doing to just get better. I usually draw my OCs in the poses that I’m studying from pinterest or whatever, and it makes the process a lot more fun -
Do what YOU want, not what others say you should do. Not every style or process is for everyone. Stick with what interests you and it’ll make your ADHD brain happier. Getting trapped into the idea of “Oh, I should be good at line art” or “Oh, I should be really good at drawing in X style” when you’re not really interested in either of those things will bore you to no end. Personally, I settled with the fact that I don’t have patience for line art, I loathe using opaque brushes, and I despise having a million layers on my paintings. SO, I don’t do a line art pass; I just clean up my sketch layer which becomes my line art, I don’t use opaque brushes, and I keep my layers really limited. My way of drawing and painting is kinda unorthodox and I always have to explain it to clients when I send WIPs (I’m srs the way I work confuses ppl, especially non-artists lol), but the end result is always what they hired me for, so there are no complaints. Plus, I am MUCH comfier drawing and painting in my own “unique” way, and they’re cool with that. **NOTE: I still recommend checking out tutorials and such, but don’t feel like the artist who created the tutorial is god and that you must follow their teachings to a T. Ex. I love the artist kawanocy, and I have some Patreon stuff from him. His art process is too slow and clinical for me personally, but I still take bits and pieces from his teachings to incorporate them into my own workflow/my own art hacks. -
Only study when you want to. Naturally this doesn’t apply to you being in school for art (sometimes u gotta cry and just study away for an assignment), but if you’re not in the mood for drawing/studying, just don’t do it. It’s fine to take some time off!! I’ve had periods of months w/o drawing, especially during summer when I was in Uni. Sometimes you need to wait for inspiration to find u again -
Study from artists you admire and it won’t feel like studying. FIRSTLY do not steal from artists you admire, just study their work. It is fine to trace AS LONG AS YOU DO NOT POST IT AND/OR CLAIM IT AS YOUR OWN WORK. DO NOT DO THAT. I REPEAT, DO NOT CLAIM TRACED WORK AS YOUR OWN WORK. IT IS NOT YOUR OWN WORK. IF YOU POST TRACED WORK, YOU ARE STEALING ARTWORK AND BEING DISGRACEFUL AND DISRESPECTFUL TO THE ARTIST. Tracing is fine for STUDYING ONLY because your hand follows the path of the original artist’s hand and you get a literal feel for how they work and where their pen goes. I don’t rlly do this anymore, but I used to, esp when I wanted to do some low-brainpower studying. The main point of #4 tho is to not be shy abt taking bits of ppl’s style and using it for yourself. Ex: I really really REALLY admire the art of @/xafeelgood on instagram. I am particularly in love with the way they draw bodies and faces. @/chenbearpig on insta has an amazing style too, and I love love LOVE the way he paints. @/kawanocy has a very beautiful rendering style, and his lighting is v dramatic and impactful. Obvi there are more ppl I admire than just those 3, but those were a lot of my inspirations with art when I was in uni, and they helped shape my style and made me excited to keep pursuing art and trying their styles/painting methods. You have to find artists who make you excited to keep going, and just study their art a bit, or watch a speedpaint to see how they make such glorious art. It is really fun and I always enjoy trying to breakdown how they do their art stuffs so that I can try and do smth similar!! -
Don’t give a fuck about how fast other people draw, how good other people are compared to you, or your follower count. The most helpful thing I told myself this year that has sent my career and drawing/painting ability into the next level is, “I don’t care.” So what if other people are better than me? So what if I’m not the greatest artist ever? I’m still good. I’m still getting paid. I’m loving art again. I’m still trying hard. I’m just not getting that worked up abt art anymore. It’s HARD to not give a fuck, I know that, but it’s only art. It’s really not that serious. It’s not life or death. You’re just here to have a good time and work towards getting better at illustration/drawing/whatever, yeah? It’s so cheesy, but we all have our own paths to take to get to where we want to go. I have died inside realizing that people who are like 16 are 100x better than me already. I used to feel like shit and like my progress didn’t mean anything compared to how amazing other people are, but now? I just don’t care. I’m doing my own thing and I’m vibing and enjoying my drawing time, and that is all I can hope for!!
That is all I can think of right now u3u I guess a final note to leave off on is that all of these tips probably won’t 100% work for you, and that’s totally cool. Again, it’s highly dependent on the individual, but I still hope some of these thoughts and suggestions can help you find ways to make drawing fun and interesting for you.
I hope you keep drawing and illustrating, my dude u7u that is the best way to keep getting better
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These are some of my drawings as I have this new Marvelsona personnel figure.
DON’T JUDGE , I’M NOT A GOOD DRAWER WITH GOOD TECHNIQUES DETAILS. JUST AN FYI, like adding cartoon wrinkles, or the smallest details.
I took drawing class before in high school, but all my drawings details could never improve properly, I try learning more on blending techniques, shadow teechniques, and it’s quite hard to do it on an iPad tablet with Adobe Draw or another program that was free.
I at least have one or two drawings I made on paper I like, but it did not involve people. I kind of use a cheat sheet by using made poses structure from Pinterest. I could never get the shape of the shoulders, hands, thighs, and fingers right. Even using a diagram didn’t help me sketch out the body positions which makes the person have an awkward stance or uneven skin tone color.
Anyways, I’ve been drawing this marvelsona character for like months now. I just notice she became my favorite character I created. I even write short series stories (on another app where you can have notes) about her into the MCU.
Her name is: Madisyn Hunter
Her powers/abilities: Aura Manipulation is where the blue energy wisp surrounded her. She can only control some sort of basic elements to it (Go online and search it, it’ll give you details of what the power can involve into). Since we’re basing this in MCU, I’m not going to make her “too” overpowered.
She probably can match her abilities to Wanda Maximoff.
How she got her powers?
So maybe close to Wanda and Pietro. She had her powers WAY before they did, even before Tony Stark was Iron Man. Her mother was sick, her father was working for HYDRA of an inactive secret base to hide away from SHIELD. The Tessaract (The Space Stone, I did not know what stone to pick, so I picked the Space stone because the Mind Stone didn’t appeared until Avengers when Loki came down, but actually revealing the Stone was the end credit of Winter Soldier) was last scene was in Captain America: The First Avenger.
Where Howard Stark found it in the ocean while looking for Steve. I decided to make it some how fall in between where her father WAS working underneath S.H.I.E.L.D and stole the tesseract. Had it for years until Madisyn was born, around the age of 5, her mother was very ill. Her father was achieving a machine they planned to build as it took years to accomplish this machinery (since there was very little workers). Her father was a work maniac, abusive in his work as well. They needed a test study, an animal wouldn’t do, they needed an innocent person to have the nobility of this “new power source”. Her father had Madisyn with him that day as Madisyn was in another room playing with her toys. He decided to have her in the experiment, which Madisyn did not obeyed at first. She objected the idea and tried to run, but she was dragged by her father as he was really committed in doing this without a second thought. He threw his own daughter into the chamber cell as scientists were hooking up the wires that were linked with the Tessaract through the machine and fired up. S.H.I.E.L.D as well arrive to the scenery by the time the machine malfunction.
This caused an abnormal radiation blast killing all the workers in the building including Madisyn’s father. Except Madisyn. She was woken up, fine, no cuts and bruises, but surrounded by a burnt up room as if a grenade blew up in the entire building. Nick Fury came in and saw the young poor girl who was deflensless and horrified to what just happen. That’s where she started to train for S.H.I.E.L.D, but of course Fury has a small heart for the child as he had Clint Barton & Natasha Romanoff (at that time, I guessing they are highly skill assassins, but I Nat was still partially new to the agency) to train Madisyn, but have Clint to raise her as a normal child with a normal childhood. Nick as well claim back the Tessaract to where it leads in the opening scene of Avengers.
I probably make a separate account for the arts stuff of Madisyn and make cute little short story docs about her.
Her Alias?
I believe there is already a Marvel Character Wil-Ó-The-Wisp taken, but the name suits her very well. So her alias name is Wil-ó-The-Wisp, people just call her Madisyn on the battlefield as she does not have a mask that hides her identity as she believes having to hide is useless as she was use to it for half of her life.
But Tony Stark calls her, Wispy.
Direct account for Madisyn art & short stories —> @wil-o-wispymadi
#marvelsona#art#drawing#cartoon#marvel#iron man#captain america#mcu#marvel cinematic universe#tony stark#steve rogers#stories
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