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Doodle

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yupperz i stealz

later...

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woswumber and waimsey call that waimwos

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my silly lil piece for @voicesfortheblade !! a prompt for luna :D

techno n phil got a new weapon of Mass Destruction and its a guy with a constant ^_^ face

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tiny bird. tiny bird

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Everybody moved on, help I’m still at the restaurant o(-(

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piece i did for the @mcyt-couture-zine ! ivory's dress was based off the rosette nebula, with pre-raphaelite inspirations for the artstyle itself

closeups and concept sketches under the cut

color plans

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"High Roller" ♠️

Part 3/4 of my contribution to @mcyt-couture-zine! For the series, I was inspired by Doc's poker den and casino, and each piece is based off of a different card suit.

This piece was inspired by the spades suit, 1940's outwear and men's coats, ermine fur, and Doc's own white lab coat.

See below for design notes and details!

This design was largely inspired by wanting to have a piece of Doc leaning over the roulette wheel with eerie, almost threatening under-lighting. The idea of using a big 1940's coat was perfect to add to his intimidating and powerful aura in this piece, and was the perfect opportunity to incorporate Doc's own white lab coat into the design, too!

When playing with the design I found these wonderful suit jackets with hanging heart charms, and it made me think of how the black spade shapes when hung from the point could be made to look like ermine fur, which was another point to symbolizing his wealth and power, as ermine was typically worn by royalty in medieval England and is still associated with wealth, luxury, and high standing to this day.

Doc in this outfit is representative both of the House, the all-powerful force of the casino, and the high rollers it entices to spend and gamble their money away at the poker and roulette tables. He needed to read powerful and rich but not overly flashy, while also incorporating the spades motif as much as I could. The white coat was an obvious nod to his lab coat, with the spade charms we talked abotu as well as spades motif on the collar inset into the white fur and in buttons along the cuffs. His waistcoat is 1940's style and red pinstriped satin, with diamond-embedded spade buttons and silk cord trim. The silk tie/cravat is meant to look like a spade in the way it's shaped, and the collar's spade details were just too fun to not include.

I ended up adding the leather gloves you see him wearing in the illustration later, but I think it also matches nicely with the idea of him as a detached observer of the game, urging you to play on one more round without actually getting his hands dirty or gambling himself.

Also, a moment of silence for Doc's unseen crocodile skin dress shoes with the spade detail on the toe. RIP king, maybe I'll draw you one day.

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Do you ever feel like you're forgetting something important ?

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From Grian's Hermitcraft S10E38

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Did you knew that the colour purple is just an optical illusion, crafted by your brain? ===================== Something a bit different, because I don't want my art to be just about one thing :sob:

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choose your (secret) fighter

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2022 redraw for Techno's birthday!!!

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The second piece I contributed to the @mcyt-couture-zine , this one in collaboration with the incredible @earlrot ! I did the lines, he did the gorgeous colors/rendering, and we both brainstormed together on the outfit design. It was super super fun to collaborate with Earlrot on this artwork (everybody go compliment him rn!!!) and I absolutely adore how it came out :D

Design/progress sketches:

My lines before color:

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I can finally share my piece for @mcyt-couture-zine !! Please go check out and support the other fantastic artists, writers, makers and more who worked on the zine 💛🌿👑

Painting process gif under the cut ^o^

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Hermit House ad collection for @mcyt-couture-zine. Shop Hermit today! 💫

Concepts/Process under cut:

Starting with Cleo! The Undead collection is inspired by Cleo's Season 9 Quetzalcoatl dye shop. The glow-in-the-dark colors are based off in-game froglight colors, inspired by a convo in the brainstorming channel about materials in Minecraft and how their dyes and textures might be used for garments. There's a fantastic article by Aether (with stunning art by Bai to go with it) going deeper into this in the zine. Ooooo... you want to read it sooo baddd 🌀🌀🌀

I was originally going to add labels for the glow colors (pearlescent, ochre, verdant) but it was just way too cluttered. Woe!

Watches are based on Mumbo's Season 7 heart of gold base (first Hermitcraft season I watched! :D), obligatory Grumbot, and the Buttercups! I wanted to imitate Mumbo's geometric build style, but also his more recent versatility. A little industrial, a lot of fun, and just enough variety. His S10 base is incredible. Anyway.

Sketches from when I still thought buttercups had four petals...

I did actually try to put redstone dust in the background, but, well, let's justr say, color theory.

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"The Goatfather" ♥️

Part 1/4 of my contribution to @mcyt-couture-zine! For the series, I was inspired by Doc's poker den and casino, and each piece is based off of a different card suit.

This piece was inspired by the heart suit, The Godfather, and 1940's smoking jackets.

See below for design notes and details!

My main inspirations, through all the pieces but especially this one, were the powerful aura and noir aesthetics of The Godfather. I was especially struck by a particular poster for The Godfather II for the posing and composition for the Hearts piece:

I really wanted to capture the 1940's aesthetics and feel in the fashion and was inspired by 1940's mens smoking jackets, which both exude a sense of relaxed, casual energy and a distinct luxury and power - complete lack of feeling threatened by your presence, and the riches to dress well even while relaxing. In my head the materials are expensive, silk and satin and velvet, and impeccably tailored to custom fit.

My original sketch shows how I took inspiration from those historical sensibilities while still keeping things modern and more like a fashion editorial: A 40's inspired jacket shape, with its shoulderpads and shawl collar, is modernized with a draping sash and unconventional design element along the hem. The heart motif is boldly present in graphic shapes along the collar, cuffs, and pockets. The pinstripe pants are vintage feeling, but in a modern colorway - charcoal grey with deep red. The red bottom slip-on loafers simultaneously give an air of modern Louboutin luxury and relaxed casual formality, while also pulling in even more heart shapes in the details on the heel.