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Here is the time lapse in Clip Studio Paint. Final composting was done in Affinity Photo V.1.

Here is a Busta I drew in Clip Studio Paint based on, Jorge R Gutierrez's art. I love his artstyle very much.

LOCO BUSTA!

She loves him.

Thanks, it means a lot. I've been working quietly on it for a while now and can't wait until I'm ready to show off more in the future.

Here is the time-lapse for this piece. You can see I changed some stuff in the process since I couldn't fit it in the frame.

Little preview of the enhanced model for Busta. Become a VIP supporter on my Ko-Fi to see more.

"It's cold, Busta."...

Robot Weirdos WIP

Wanted to make some more Sonic art after the last one I made of the different Western Sonics.

Trying something new.

When I was a kid, I taught myself how to draw Sonic while browsing all the comic book covers in Sonic Mega Collection. Listening to that lovely melody that played as I sat with my paper and pencils.

Western Hedgehogs.

This was a fun character to model. Thank you, @antoncorazza.bsky.social for letting me model your scrimblo.

POV: PaRappa wants to show you something.

I'm older now.

Wanted to give this old sketch of mine some colors tonight.

Made a Crash sketch based on the Crash Landed art.

Washed Up.

Test keeps a picture of Anxi on her desk.

It's okay, I understand the confusion. His character bio has been chilling here for a while now, along with Busta and Mimic's ko-fi.com/album/New-Al.... He also had a small cameo in the first Imagiverse LABS animation.

Anxi and Test lookin' at ya.

That is all. It was fun making another animation like this. Let me know if you'd like to see more of these two in the future.

I had a glitch in Blender when animating this part of the animation. In the back, you can see another look at an earlier background.

Old. This is what the area originally looked like when I first set up the scene. It was never going to stay this way since my main focus was getting the character animation done. However, it still helped lay out the foundation of everything else later on.

New. It was important to add elements to the background that made it look more interactive and lively, similar to the first Imagiverse LABS animation. I wanted to give the sense that clicking on something could trigger an event to play.

This is what the background looks like from another angle. The city in the window was composited into a shader.

The city was made in a different Blender scene using Cycles. Not a whole lot was added since I wanted to keep it simple. After the scene was rendered, it was added to the window shader I made for the animation. Walter Wick's ISpy photographs were my main inspiration.

The background seen in it's earlier stage.

The scene after putting Tests' head back together was going to have Anxi wiping his brow. This was cut in favor for the "ass slap" bit.

Behind-the-scenes from the animation.

Viewing the animations from certain perspectives can be pretty funny.

Thank you for the wonderful message 💖!
The demon boy on the left is Anxi, and the Monster girl is Test.

The one on the left (Anxi) is actually a boy.

Imagiverse LABS (2001) had some goofy animations when exploring some of the areas.

Rave Kitty
art by @williamgraham.bsky.social

Frosti doing a pose
Art by @williamgraham.bsky.social

Small W.I.P. shot of an updated Diamond from a while ago. If you're wondering why I haven't been posting a whole lot of progress for the game, a lot of the Busta content I've been working on this year has either been Ko-Fi exclusive or is yet to be revealed in a state I want to show off publicly. Not to mention, wanting to enjoy some of my other hobbies. Looking back at the prototype to now, I say I've made some good progress so far, updating/fixing the mechanics and upgrading the visuals. For those who're still sticking around to see more of that, thank you all for being patient.

Face-lift on the cupcake girl.

A W.I.P. shot of Breezie I screenshoted when making her sculpt. I used grease pencil for the face so creating the hair was easier for me to layout.

I used a model sheet from the show as reference throughout the process of the sculpt. I also used some screenshots that are out of frame.

Using grease pencil was a good placeholder when making the face to create the foundation of the head and hair on Breezie.

Wanted to sculpt Breezie last night.