Ground Pear (comms open!)

I can't belive I got 23 likes of curious people, yay! Thank you all for your support and kindness ❤️. I hope you've enjoyed my answers!

23. I see the artists I admire as fellow workers and storytellers, we all se what is beautiful or important or interesting in this worls, and share it. And that gives me a feeling of belonging, even ethics, humanity... it's hard to explain, but I promise it makes sense in my head, at least!

Shaded drawing of two very enthusiastic anthropomorphic dogs, a Dalmatian and a Border Collie, rooting for the hockey team Montréal Canadiens. They are in a stadium with other anthropomorphic animals around, including a tiger, a tapir and a squirrel.

Shaded commission for Ranger ♥️🏒

#ClassicPear #FurryArt

Composition of three drawings of anthropomorphic animals: 1- an otter and a dog, hugging, spooning, and looking at each other, sweetly smiling, floating over a sunset sky with clouds in oranges, pinks and purples; 2- a brown and beige rabbit, wearing a grey and red pullover. sitting at a cafe, and holding a bright yellow dessert; 3- A fallow deer, sitting on a bench, relaxing, looking away and smiling, wearing short sleeve colorful shirts. Over it, the caption: "Commissions open! 2025 August. More info: groundpear.carrd.co".

🌟COMMISSIONS OPEN🌟, 5 slots!

From August 5th to 12th, 2025 (or until the end of slots). Baseprices for 1 char range from 20 USD (head sketch) to 120 USD (fullbody shaded).

Check my Carrd (groundpear.carrd.co) for TOS, prices, and the form 😊

#furryart #furrycommissions #commissionsopen

22. I love oil paintings and woodcut, although there is a long time I don't work with these. For daily life/sketches, good old pencils are splendid!

Aaaaaaawww so cool you took the time to make a search! GRACIAS :D

Yes, I have a friend here in Brazil that loves Ultraman and Godzilla, I love when we manage to meet and talk. Also it's not unusual to find the casual enjoyer, and in older generations.

Speaking of 1966 :D
bsky.app/profile/grou...

And, well, Tsuburaya's channel adds subs in Brazilian Portuguese for a reason :D

*SCREAMS IN ARCHITECTURAL MODELS DESTROYING~~~*

Oh my, so cool! When I start Kamen Rider I'll try to be vocal about it here in Bluesky so we can talk more :D. Or should be I vocal about Mebius? As you recognized the AMIGO~

Same for Ultraman Rising, still need to watch it, aaaa (1/2)

Shaded drawing of an anthropomorphic sphynx cat drinking a strawberry boba tea and holding a mobile phone, wearing a flower patterned shirt and light beige pants, looking away. Background in pink and teal halftones.

🐱🧋Shaded commission for Apan🍞

#ClassicPear #FurryArt

a green rat in a godzilla pose with the katana "RATZILLA"

RATZILLA!!
he's here for your biggest and tastiest cheeses

So... I'm far from a specialist, but I do enjoy a lot these series. What are your faves? Feel free to pop and chat about it! (3/3)

+Ultraman, Ultraseven, and Return of Ultraman (almost finishing, but doing slowly because it's so GOOD, by now my fav). These aired in Brazil too, but before I was born/when I was too smol

I also started Mebius and I'm watching Omega, enjoying both a lot + (2/3)

Yes :D!!!

I watched lots of Jiraya, Changemen, Jaspion and Kamen Rider Black as a kid (can't recall much of it LOL, need to rewatch). Tokusatsu was part of the childhood of generations here in Brazil.

Currently I'm on a BIG Ultraman watch:+ (1/3)

21. A very obscure Japanese free software called AzPainter! I started to use it because it is very light and I had hardware constrains (still have at some point, I work under a humble desktop running Linux), and to be frank I appreciate the lightness of it. I use Krita and GIMP eventually too.

20. Usually with music :D

19. I admire! I like to make artist friends so we can cheer for each other all the time :D

18. Yes, although I don't believe "improving" is something completely linear. We learn some things, "forget" others, change, and the periods of rest, the plateaus, are equally important in learning (and enjoying!) art-making.

17. YES! New ideas are welcome for this. Different species, outfits, backgrounds. It takes conscious time and effort, many drawings, but it is totally worth it.

16. Some animals, like rats (although I just learned to draw them well after keeping them as pets!), some birds, and horses (yeah, horses! But, again, it's because I practiced A LOT!)

Aaaawwww, thank you 🥰

15. Well, human faces again! I haven't find a way yet to make these shapes as expressive and characteristic as the animal ones.

14. Currently I'm working to improve in backgrounds; last year it was figure drawing, and I'm still polishing it.

13. I think it's been a few years I do draw at least some days a week. It's a good pace. My higher was to draw every single day, but I think at least 1-2 days of rest per week the ideal. And my "minimum" was to spend some weeks maybe without drawing. Drawing was always part of my life.

12. It depends how do you count "how much". I'd say some days to a week or two, because I do think resting time between steps is essential to pick details to fix. Some drawings are made faster, some take way longer, but "some days" is my usual.

Loose colored portrait sketch of a grumpy guanaco with a very stylish 2000s hair, it is supposed to be a furry version of George Ikaruga from "Ultraman Mebius".

11. Oh my I have LOTS of sketches, it would take me hours if I wished to use rational thinking to choose, so let's go for "the most recent one" SO have this humble George Ikaruga as a GUANACO.

AMIGO~~~

#ClassicPear it seems~~~

10. I very rarely make collabs, but I enjoy the idea! It's a way to learn more abou how other artists work and see the world.

9. I like both - for self expression, and to help others express themselves and tell their stories.

8. Yes! But not in a sense "I'm perfect and I can do anything efortless", but "I'm in a good path, I have joy in what I do, and I can always improve!"

7. Professional AND fun! And let's be honest, "for fun" is never "just". I love to see people express themselves. It's important!

6. Human faces. I try do draw them very rarely, but I'm really bad at it. I can translate a face to a animal shape, down to details, but I can't draw it completely human.