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Flipper Frenzy is a Mario Kart style racing game with adorable little seals who are fast in the water and clumsy out of it!

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Saver

Patreon

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*walks across your dashboard*

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April Art Reel

Amelia tarot card. The only one left is Kelfrey and I've finally figured out a new design for her!

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I made a purple-pink wisteria crochet plant in hanging basket for my friend 🪴🌼

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NEVA (2024) dev. nomada studio

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How well do you see color?

I’m cry I scored 60, I feel blind

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In Death - Is Death - Submitted by: fastman27

#03030E #080C1A #101A2A #144C95 #E0B44C #FDD87A #FFFBC9

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‘Dog/cat’ this and ‘sun/moon’ that what about fire/steel.

I am cold, but you are warm. I become filthy with use, but you cleanse me. I was made to be a tool, a weapon, but you reshaped me just by being yourself. I was stern and unyielding, but you made me soft and malleable. I was damaged and broken, but you welded me back together. I love you because your warmth changed me but I know this won’t last forever. No matter how hard I try to retain your memory, your light will go out. I part from you only to be battered into shape, be quenched in cold water, be sharpened and used again and again. The glow I got from you will be put out, but I have to hold on to the hope that we will someday meet again. You hold all the possibilities of what I could be.

You are warm and comforting, but when you lose control, you are far more destructive than I could ever be.

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March Art Reel

Finished the Bell's hells busts after like 3 months. And a fun little doodle of Juniper and Ellie. This is a snake friendly house.

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I realized I never posted all the D&D dragons together! Also they're up on redbubble if you want like a sticker or something.

Link in the reblogs? I guess?? (is this how tumblr works?)

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I realized I never posted all the D&D dragons together! Also they're up on redbubble if you want like a sticker or something.

Link in the reblogs? I guess?? (is this how tumblr works?)

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Bell's Hells

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A gift for you.

Hey there, I picked these for you. It's gonna storm tomorrow and azaleas don't do well with rain. I thought you might enjoy all the pretty colors.

And if you're feeling sad or scared, we could pick flowers together and watch the bumblebees and butterflies.

💐~Bird

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when i say i like hiking, i don’t mean “eight mile backpacking trip with special gear and an emergency beacon” sort of hiking, i mean a three mile loop to go look at pretty things and then a huge brunch after.

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(yes, that @gallusrostromegalus )

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How do you go about your backgrounds? Particularly interiors where believable looking perspective makes or breaks the scene.. Do you use vanishing points or is it something you just intuitively build around the character?

I will often just freehand it, starting with the character and then building a scene around them, but for more complex or rendered pieces I do make use of perspective tools. If you use Clip Studio, I highly recommend downloading the TOPGYN(The Only Perspective Grid You Need) assets, I've been using it a lot recently and it's very useful.

I'll use this recent commission as an example to show my process. I usually start with just freehanding perspective when I'm sketching. I don't like worrying too much about being 100% accurate with the perspective at the start, I just wanna be able to feel out the image I have in my head, then I can worry about accuracy later.

Depending on how rough I am with the initial sketch, the perspective probably gonna be at least a little off in terms of accuracy or "believability". So I'll set up TOPGYN and focus on setting up the background as close to the initial sketch's perspective as possible

And once I have all of the rough shapes blocked out, I just use this as a guide to draw everything else back into the scene.

I don't really use the perspective tools for any of the details at this point, it's just too much hassle to block out the perspective for ever little object in a scene so I just do my best to eyeball it from there. And from that point I just paint it, that's basically my whole process for setting up backgrounds and perspective! I don't know how novel any of this info about my workflow is but I hope it's at least somewhat useful ^_^;;