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8 minutes ago, Factor said:

"Not this again..." Factor says as she wins.

“This” created this:

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(Unfinished, because I couldn’t get it to look right)

Posted
1 hour ago, GG0z said:

I do!

Trust me

Not with your own sanity, apparently. 

Oh well!

*screams begin echoing loudly in the distance*

Humanity is unprepared to cope with the true reality of Pigeons

20 minutes ago, Conure1243 said:

“This” created this:

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(Unfinished, because I couldn’t get it to look right)

AAAAAAAAA THAT'S SO COOL

I love yours depictions of everyone!!!

Posted
30 minutes ago, Conure1243 said:

“This” created this:

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(Unfinished, because I couldn’t get it to look right)

Will you finish it?

Please do! 

Posted
33 minutes ago, Conure1243 said:

“This” created this:

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(Unfinished, because I couldn’t get it to look right)

mmm...

talent

good to see that species has not yet gone extinct

Posted
3 minutes ago, GG0z said:

Will you finish it?

Please do! 

It’s been in my artists equivalent of a reading list list

Posted
Just now, Conure1243 said:

It’s been in my artists equivalent of a reading list list

Yep... is it on your list?

Posted
Just now, GG0z said:

Yep... is it on your list?

Yes, but much like reading lists, I ignore it and really just add for a bit

Posted
Just now, Conure1243 said:

Yes, but much like reading lists, I ignore it and really just add for a bit

Exactly what I do...

I complain about having a tbr list that's too long, and then go "ooh! I should also read this one!"

Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, GG0z said:

Exactly what I do...

I complain about having a tbr list that's too long, and then go "ooh! I should also read this one!"

Alright! Now imagine that with my art instead of books, and you have my list!

I have literal hundreds of art pieces from my art depression phase (years ago)

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Conure1243 said:

Alright! Now imagine that with my art instead of books, and you have my list!

I have literal hundreds of art pieces from my art depression phase (years ago)

I did! Must be painful

Posted
28 minutes ago, Conure1243 said:

Alright! Now imagine that with my art instead of books, and you have my list!

I have literal hundreds of art pieces from my art depression phase (years ago)

I would be curious to see what an art depression phase looks like if you're comfortable with me asking

Posted

Uhhh…

It’s probably just a very extreme case of art block that lasted a few months. I spent a long time not being able to finish a drawing, and those I did finish were bad. It came to the point that I stopped drawing because I knew everything I tried would inevitably end up bad.

As horrible as it was for me, I am so grateful for that time, because it ended with the first piece in my current style…

Kind of. My style has continued evolving, but it’s built on that first drawing after so many failures

Posted
Just now, Conure1243 said:

Uhhh…

It’s probably just a very extreme case of art block that lasted a few months. I spent a long time not being able to finish a drawing, and those I did finish were bad. It came to the point that I stopped drawing because I knew everything I tried would inevitably end up bad.

As horrible as it was for me, I am so grateful for that time, because it ended with the first piece in my current style…

Kind of. My style has continued evolving, but it’s built on that first drawing after so many failures

it's a really interesting style, because it seems to take visual concepts from cartoonism and use them in a very genuine and expressive way without being too similar to manga. It's unique and interesting, and I like the colors especially. One critique I would have is that on some smaller objects, detail is lost because of the heavy black borders. removing them entirely would take away from your artistic style, so I suggest that on smaller objects that necessitate high detail, you use a black ink pen as opposed to what I assume is a sharpie- essentially something with thinner lines to allow more detail.

Posted
1 minute ago, unvindicated said:

it's a really interesting style, because it seems to take visual concepts from cartoonism and use them in a very genuine and expressive way without being too similar to manga. It's unique and interesting, and I like the colors especially. One critique I would have is that on some smaller objects, detail is lost because of the heavy black borders. removing them entirely would take away from your artistic style, so I suggest that on smaller objects that necessitate high detail, you use a black ink pen as opposed to what I assume is a sharpie- essentially something with thinner lines to allow more detail.

Thank you!!

It’s really just me trying to learn to draw Zelda characters, (Yes, that’s how I learned, if you didn’t already see it, now you can struggle to unsee it!) and then getting sidetracked with other style ideas.
Not using a sharpie, but instead a set of ink pens of various thickness. Unfortunately, said pens have been dying, forcing me to use thicker ones as time presses on. It’s something I am working on, but finding good replacements is hard

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