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Itty bitty
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"Kinda looks like a Beedrill." -My sis, when asked does it look like a bee
I will draw word for word the requests sent to me someday, but not today. Thanks for the request, @sixtyune!
Below are my photos (I did take em) I used as reference. (Would highly recommend looking into the story of the Naupaka flower. It's very sad especially when the mountain flowers are endangered/critically endangered)



#Naupaka’s story is interesting…It’s a shame we are losing the species#Maybe you can say while the flowers are apart#the bees are somewhat connecting them together#like a relentless messenger#Kinda remind me of the Myth of Magpie bridge#thank you for the art!#they are very fluffy and adorable
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@hlvrai-twh
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Reflecting on my life rn. But other than that here’re some small character sketches I made recently
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时日曷丧 - When will you perish, this terrible sun?
A phrase from the Book of Documents.
I just really like this phrase, so much force behind it. The sun refers to the last king of Xia here.
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If you are still doing sketch ideas, um... any of the boys doing their bedtime prep. Washing face, brushing teeth, whatever it may be! No pressure though :)




I just imagine mike getting tuckered out real fast, he’s a growin kid. So he would fall asleep then wake up with tons of energy.
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A Casey Sr. And Casey Jr. Comic.
Prompt submitted by @jacazull 😊
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Hey I’ve been struggling with developing a character’s inferiority complex. Do you have any tips on ways to show not tell this?
How to write an inferiority complex
An inferiority complex can be described as a chronic low self-esteem, a consistent feeling of inadequacy.
Causes:
a low status in the social hierarchy
specific aspects about themself (physical or something else) that are looked down upon in society
being talked down on a lot
a lack of parental acceptance
failing to live up to high expectations put upon them
not reaching a goal they decided on themself
How to show a character's inferiority complex:
People act differently with this diagnosis, sometimes also depending on the situation and the person they are with. Here are some ideas.
show them focussing on negative aspects a lot
not being able to see it when something did work out well for them
talking badly about themself
withdrawing from friends and family
not being able to take a compliment or criticism
demeaning other's as a way to make other's feel as bad as they do
trying to get attention and even pity
can be shown through perfectionism
and not being able to cope well if something does not fit into the standard they have
I hope this helps you out!
- Jana
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Some simple doodles
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As someone who only draw single pieces, your ability to write is fascinating to me…I’m curious, how do you start building the storyline for longer fics?
Do you just think of a scenario (e.g., A punched B in the face) first and expand around it (What happened that leads to A punching B, what happens after, do they resolve their conflict)? Or do you start with the potential story arc of your central character (how A goes from a cocky person to a responsible one), or through some other ways entirely?
(TLDR: How do you plan out the storyline of your fics?)
Oh my gosh anon you just got awarded question of the night I love talking about writing (even if im answering these bc im currently blocked from writing ASDFGHJK).
And really my answer is both in a way!! Sometimes I'll think of a scenario first and expand around it, or the potential of character arcs. Long fics can spin from any idea big or small.
The fic I'm working on now? The Four Knights actually came from a joke with a friend. We were speculating about our own separated aus for fun and I really got stuck on Megamind-stylized villain!leo that was just a silly goofy guy because yeah. Canon!leo is dramatic af. And then I started asking myself questions.
Here's the important part in figuring out a long fic, or even just writing in general, is to keep asking yourself questions.
Okay so Leo is a villain, why is he like that what led him down that path? That's a broad question that will lead down to a lot of little questions, which is where the plot starts rolling.
Okay so he's a villain because his motivation is to take over the Hidden City, but how is going to attempt to do that? Okay now he has his own version of a Hidden City gang just like the Masters of Barbarianism or Makers of Brutality, but how will this make him interact with important figures like Draxum and Big Mama?
Knowing your characters is also important. Characters are your anchor, your guideline. All this question-asking relies on knowing your character well enough to have an answer to what they would do in that situation.
The things I focus on in character writing, especially when thinking with planning a plot in mind, is their strengths and their flaws.
Now as for the Planning planning part, different writers have different techniques. Sometimes someone just needs to sit down and write what they have in their head. As for me? I'm a very dedicated out-liner.
I'll write down all the main ideas or sick imagery I had in mind. Like why does villain!leo have a bird mask, we totally gotta flesh that out. And then I begin with a rough outline of the story breaking it into different parts or acts.
I tend to do this when I'm more focused on character arcs, with a character's traits and motivations progressing throughout a story.
For me this is super brief, just a line of bullet points to keep the ideas running. And then I'll get into chapter by chapter outline.
I make chapter by chapter outlines with a broad sense of what I want to happen in one chapter and then move onto the next. Once I'm done with that I return back to the start to refine the details into bullet points.
And this is a lot (if I'm passionate abt one thing it's writing) so,
tldr: Start with a broad idea or goal, and keep breaking it down into chunks. First by questioning why the main goal would happen, and then fleshing out the details little by little.
I wish you the best of luck with writing and art!!!! The act of creation is a time-consuming, but is ultimately wonderful and full of passion. Hope my word vomit was helpful haha.
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My piece for the @rise-fashion-zine!! I loved working on his clothes, especially his bucket hat.
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How could you ever resist teasing this dude.
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baseball freak... 2!
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Attempted at drawing something but brain is still very much not braining…Worth a shot at least
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