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An illustration of an imp beast with horns.

Personal work.

do not go piggly into that good wiggly

Illustration of a bug beast perched upon an organic structure.

big! bug!

Illustration of a bug beast perched upon an organic structure.

big! bug!

YES YES YES YES YES

Qamaqtuq ᖃᒪᖅᑐᖅ “To call dogs to oneself”

For the Gender Mutual exhibition @ SUM Gallery

A set of concept sketches of a worm shaped biomech, showcasing several rooms and chambers where those controlling the mech can operate the thing.

Internals/Blueprints

Personal work.

Oooo 👀👀

A set of concept sketches of a worm shaped biomech, showcasing several rooms and chambers where those controlling the mech can operate the thing.

Internals/Blueprints

Personal work.

Berry in oats could prob fix me honestly.

Its a vibe 😔

An illustration of a feline/rodent anthro character journeying through a path flanked by towering stone pillars, carrying a bag almost as big as them. They seem frustrated, tired, stubbornly trudging forward.

a path seemingly never ending.

All that being said, my environment painting skills have definitely entropyed after not do that for years. Nothing refreshers and practice cant fix tho.

--I think there's something that could be visually interesting if I mash these rusty old, high texture faux-gouache approaches to my enviro elements and keeping the bold, flat linework to my subjects.

Mashing together old and new techniques with this one. Used to do a lot more painterly stuff about a decade + ago [was my primary thing! I even converted my PS brushes from 2014 to something that works with Krita to make this happen.] --

An illustration of a feline/rodent anthro character journeying through a path flanked by towering stone pillars, carrying a bag almost as big as them. They seem frustrated, tired, stubbornly trudging forward.

a path seemingly never ending.

they fucking dont man they fucking dont 😔

I wonder how many times i can willingly listen to an album before some organization sends me a letter going "hey there! Good job listening to that :) By the way, you know there's, like, 5 other music out there? In case you wanted to branch out a little."

What im saying is its pretty hard to make stuff when you are running your body ragged/forgot to eat/didnt take your dosage/not sleeping right/etc.

The number 1 way to screw over your ability to do art is to neglect the needs of your flesh. Assuming you are mostly able bodied: make body movement, rest, and taking your meds if you need them a regular part of your art making practice.

Thank you for letting me snail you!! :'DDD

Increasingly I feel like I favor furry because it espouses the idea that humans, for all our mastery over nature, are still animals. We need to nap and wander and frolic and utter strange noises. It is good for us to be weird little guys, which is something society is so committed to stripping away.

Photo of a zine bound together with binder clips. The cover features a imp monkey thing with a pencil in one hand and a pad of paper in the other.

Photo of a page with notes on how to draw chibi characters. I am pretty tired, but to get the gist across: I have two styles of chibi character drawing: micro and nano. Micro chibis have more even but still exaggerated and simplified proportions. Nano chibis are very, very simple and have stout, bean-like forms to them. Vellum paper with example drawings of each style is taped to the page, which can be listed to reveal the sketch of the examples underneath.

Photo of a page with notes on how to draw chibi characters. I am pretty tired, but to get the gist across: I have two styles of chibi character drawing: micro and nano. Micro chibis have more even but still exaggerated and simplified proportions. Nano chibis are very, very simple and have stout, bean-like forms to them. Vellum paper with example drawings of each style is taped to the page, which can be listed to reveal the sketch of the examples underneath.

Things I did recently: compiled a few drawing guides I made for myself into a physical thing i can tuck into my bag and dig out for reference when need be.

Photo of a zine bound together with binder clips. The cover features a imp monkey thing with a pencil in one hand and a pad of paper in the other.

Photo of a page with notes on how to draw chibi characters. I am pretty tired, but to get the gist across: I have two styles of chibi character drawing: micro and nano. Micro chibis have more even but still exaggerated and simplified proportions. Nano chibis are very, very simple and have stout, bean-like forms to them. Vellum paper with example drawings of each style is taped to the page, which can be listed to reveal the sketch of the examples underneath.

Photo of a page with notes on how to draw chibi characters. I am pretty tired, but to get the gist across: I have two styles of chibi character drawing: micro and nano. Micro chibis have more even but still exaggerated and simplified proportions. Nano chibis are very, very simple and have stout, bean-like forms to them. Vellum paper with example drawings of each style is taped to the page, which can be listed to reveal the sketch of the examples underneath.

Things I did recently: compiled a few drawing guides I made for myself into a physical thing i can tuck into my bag and dig out for reference when need be.

◾You'll have pretty pages, and some "bad"/boring scrawly ones. Both aid you in your skill building, so respect both.
◾Keep a clear plastic sheet with your sketchbook to help with bleed-through.
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If the new year also means starting a new sketchbook, here's some tips that help me:
◾Purposely draw a poorly done doodle on the first page. It'll kill that new sketchbook intimidation.
◾fancy sketchbooks are cool and all, but cheaper ones allow you to feel less guilty about "messing up".
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Photo of a sketch of an anthro feline-rodent laying down in a dark room, surrounded by strange biotech equipment. In their hands they clutch a device, whose screen they are staring at intensively, as though anticipating some kind of result.

Monitor

From the sketchbook.

Photo of a sketch of an anthro feline-rodent laying down in a dark room, surrounded by strange biotech equipment. In their hands they clutch a device, whose screen they are staring at intensively, as though anticipating some kind of result.

Monitor

From the sketchbook.

Assistant witchfinders in training, featuring a somewhat younger Stranger before their, uh, major career change.
Also featured: what the end goal of all that training was supposed to lead to.

A couple of bats I've done in the past few months. 😎