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AND YOU WHAT CAN YOU DO, DO?

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MIKE MIKE MIKE AND MIKE AND MIKE

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Drawing for my beautiful wife

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Drew my boyfriend

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Spamtoing

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Bridge Kids!!

I tried doing a draw background for this and burned myself out, so I just kind of shaded it really quickly and got it out the way I kinda tired myself out of this piece but its good to have shaded something again at least

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TESTINGGG TESSSSTINGGGG

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Hi Buzz

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Douglas Brawl

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Why aren't they married

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You heard THAT right! As a way to kick off the new year and to celebrate the milestone I will be holding a raffle! To enter you only need to:

-Follow this blog

-Reblog this post

and that's it! The raffle will last for one week and close on the 30th (CET timezone) when I will draw 2 winners!

Thank you so much for all your support.

Make sure that you're contactable through tumblr dms, as if I don't receive a response within 24 hours I will reroll for another person.

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I love you Mr. P, we love an F tier Brawler don't we folks? Yes we do

Vent art

Also rougher assortment of sketches as I was getting into art again after a long period of inconsistency

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OKAAYYYYYYY

Errm what the sigma?

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Hi Lola

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I love you Gray Brawl Stars thank you for ruining my life

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Warmups of the day, last one I did is Capo, you can tell I think

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Y'know the cool thing about Tumblr is being able to freely share sketches and it feeling like a cohesive part of the whole of your account, and still have whatever you make reach its intended audiences. Something just feels kinda wrong for me when it comes to uploading sketches and whatnot on platforms like Twitter or Instagram where people are less inclined to make any sort of comment about the craft or engage with it at all. Also looking through a media tab it doesn't feel quite right, posts there generally feel very make it or break it and again that's just really boring, engagement there is a number and that's ehh.

It's not really a matter of becoming famous or getting a stupid amount of likes or anything like that, I guess it's more about being able to put your stuff out there and it connecting with people, I think reading a lot of the tags people put along with a reblog is very heartwarming and makes whatever you put out feel appreciated, again it's not about the reblog, I think I could post whatever and get a single reblog and so long as that person is made happy by whatever I produced I think I will hold on to the feeling of being a successful, happy artist.

Just airing thoughts out about the site, again I'm not really talking numbers here but moreso how people choose to engage and share their joy on things they like on this platform, it's pretty cool stuff.

Tumblr did shadow ban a buddy though so we're beefing w/ the site on the low though, don't tell nobody.