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Ive noticed a pretty big jump in improvement on your art recently! Ive been wanting to improve myself but don't know where to start. Any advice? Also your paladin tim was fire i giggled and kicked my feet a lil
thank you!!!! My advice is to learn the fundamentals especially value and color. I don't have any specific tips because I'm still learning too, but knowing the general "rules" of art allows you to apply it to your work
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My piece for the fantasy dc art collab on ig!! I drew Tim as a paladin :)
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Timstephlonnie but what if they all switched their mantles and teamed up
#my art#dc fanart#timsteph#timlonnie#stephlonnie#timstephlonnie#tim drake#lonnie machin#stephanie brown#dc
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Happy birthday Stephanie brown! You deserved better!!
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On the topic of sexualization in comics and how it is quite literally written and drawn into female characters, I think of Batgirl 2000 issue #39. I think about how, on the SAME page that Cass admits her overwhelming discomfort at being perceived as a body first and a person second, she is being depicted like a pin-up model.

A full-body panel, with the curves of her body accentuated in long, sweeping lines. Showing off the very bikini that Barbara says she "should never have made [Cass] wear..." in an open and unassuming posture, like she hasn't just opened up about her wild distress at being subject to objectifying stares. The writing itself presented an incredibly important message, especially for female audiences, but who was that full-body panel really for?
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I’m me--more me than I have ever been. My life is my own. I embrace it, and the light, with a deep, continuing joy. Batman Chronicles (1995) #5
for @havendance as part of the khtd gift exchange 💚
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i believe in disabled lonnie machin
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