@nonsense-is-everywhere I Have A Feeling You Might Enjoy This

do you ever feel really tired but you don't know why

(tw blood) bro chopped his own head off to feel sigma ig

So I saw you talking about Puzzles and anime (which I really enjoyed, might I add) and that made me go: What do you think Puzzles' favourite movie would be? Except from his own creations, of course :)) I'm curious on what other's opinion on it is.

[P.S. love your art!]

Oh god no don't ask me this FHJKADS /silly!!

There's such a wide catalogue of movies and given he's seen every single one of them then it's gonna be impossible for me to size it down to one hfsdkja

However... Maybe it can be just that. Maybe, since there's such a wide universe of films, maybe he can't pick one either. I think if someone asked him that he'd begin listing every movie he thinks is the best of the best.

"Let's see... Most recent ones? Well, there's Oppenheimer with it's dual debut with Barbie, Dune, The Wild Robot—however, if we're going with animated features then I simply must say those Spider-Verse films were exquisite. Ah! But the Toy Story saga is such a classic—you can't go wrong with classics either! Interstellar, Fight Club, or if you want to go even older there's Silence of the Lambs, The Shining, oh! What about Alien? That's a great classic sci-fi horror! And how about—"

And he rambles on and on and on. You get the idea.

SINCE YALL SEEMED TO ENJOY THE ONE STILL FRAME SO MUCH. Like omfg 90 notes AGAIN WTF??? I LOVE YALL SM

Heres the fully animated version! Hope you enjoy :3

I am paying attention and listening to the lesson at hand.

More sketches from skool!!

Man, ain't got no time for digital art lately, so just have this... Had fun making it in my English class haha

It'll be out someday, I promise

hey can you do me a favor and start that project that you wanted to work on please I am begging you to do the first step

literally only the first step

you only have to do the first step

PLEASE PLEASE I'M BEGGING YOU SO MUCH

like if it's an art project open your art software or gather materials

If it requires reaching out to someone just send that email or whatever

If it's writing please make an outline

etc etc you know what the project is please start it please PLEASE

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA PLEASE

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

me and my sis' sense of humour I suppose

LOWKEY TWEAKING RN. THANK U SM

Any tips for artist tryna improve their art? Love ur art and would love to some tips and tricks of yours! ^^

BOOHOO;; THANK YOU!! THAT'S SUCH A NICE COMPLIMENT TO ME;; Like what do you mean you like what I do enough that you want to hear some tips from me!! DON'T MAKE ME CRY FHDJKSA

I really really tried to make things short for you but I don't think I was very successful dkhkdh but I hope you find them useful!! <3

Tracing (not the stealing kind):

Tracing is not bad when it's used to study, some of my college assignments were copying renaissance artists' sketches! Hell, when I was a kid I used to trace Undertale fanart I liked and look where I'm at fhjkads

When you study other people's styles, you can actually gather a lot of information like line weight or proportions, colors, even stylization. So get your favorite artists' pieces and really look at them for a long time, draw them, then apply what you learn into your own art. Just be careful to not steal or claim something as your own!

Focus on one area at a time:

Now you have to chose one area to practice on. You could tackle on many at a time but I find it easier to pinpoint what I would like to do first and then move on to the next thing.

There's a lot of subjects you can go into like anatomy, rendering, backgrounds, but you just have to find one area in them and get a lot of references.

For anatomy you can go into: muscle movement, figure drawing, body parts in different angles.

Rendering: Shading, lighting, color theory.

Backgrounds: Point perspective, different camera angles, landscapes or detailed room scenes.

Don't overwhelm yourself either! Take one thing at a time!

Dear god get a reference board:

Pinterest really helped me find styles I wanted to study and anatomy tips to incorporate in my art. It really relates to my first point but having an actual compilation of how things look next to you really helps. It also helps keeping them organized like so:

Do The Thing™️ anyway:

I know it's repetitive but it genuinely works you have to trust me, practice does make progress. Stop letting fear hold you back on compositions you think are great or believe you don't have "enough skills yet" to work on them. You will never get enough skills if you don't try.

My college classes forced to pick up watercolors and paint backgrounds and I learned a lot just from trying it out. Make mistakes!! Have fun! That's how you truly improve on your skills!

Be patient and loving with yourself (and your art!):

I cannot stress enough how important it is to love your art in order to grow. You NEED to learn how to be patient with your art AND your journey because it will never compare to anyone's!! Art is not a competition nor a race, it's a medium to express yourself through a process you like. That's why there's millions of art styles and why each of them cater to a different audience!

Once you do, you can actually ask important questions like "Did I like the process? What can I improve on next time? What's something I liked I want to continue incorporating into my art?", and it helps with self esteem too.

And last but not least:

Have fun!!

Art is a journey of self-discovery, it's not meant to be something that weighs you down or makes you feel bad when you're not working on it. Take constant breaks! No matter how short or how long! If you get tired or incredibly frustrated at it, then it's probably best you take a break from it!

Thank you for listening and supporting me!! I love you!!

gays or whatever

based on a hc me and @nonsense-is-everywhere came up with the other day

heres the whole comic strip