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Day 2, weird little baby.

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a few funny dragons

these guys are for sale as adoptables my kofi shop

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Mallorie stole a cheesy hot dog and has been growling over it for 5 minutes now. 

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back on the path of the wolf

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taste my steel

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Patreon postcard for this month! Join here.

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beautiful fish and her horse

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being a horror fan will have you saying sentences such as “i liked it a lot, super gross and sad”

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why does my wife insist on bullying him

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There we go

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Green heron dispute.

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A minecraft build I did a while ago, a Lonely House. Based on an illustration by FrancisCo.

This uses some perspective tricks that started to be used more at the time:

Built in an older version, I made use of a glitch with shulker shadows to help darken some areas. In 1.16, when you place shulker boxes and move away, the boxes disappear as they are entities, but the shadows remain. That’s why there are so many pink blocks all over :) I got this idea from a build by Mine674, who made a huge, detailed build with customized shadows all over. You can find it here.

It was pretty fun coloring the clouds and mixing a lot of different blocks to achieve the colors and transitions that match the original image as close as possible.

In the end I was happy with the build as it was my first organic, though some coloring and shaping can definitely be smoother.

If I had to re-do it, I’d also make it more 3D and lean in on using the shadows between the clouds that the sun casts for a better sense of “3D-idness” and a more cartoony, hand drawn look, where the shadows would make for ink or pencil like outlines and accents.

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