#Colors and shapes learning

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[crumb-crumblet-s-crumbington]

transformers one where everything is the same except the circle does not go into the square hole

[opashoo]

Some Magma doodles

(The text in the first drawing says noga talgidaniga otda sayong ma? "Have you ever slept?", in the last one it says kobba sa! "It's bad!")

[tshortik]

I love you messy artstyle i love you visible brush strokes I love you textures and rough edges I love you imperfections I love you roughness and colour blobs I love you scratchy sketches and bold stylisation and dirt and imperfections I love you ugly and raw emotion!!!!! ❤️

[jewishcissiekj]

nice (star wars) clone art. however. I don't think you know how Temuera Morrison looks

[avocado62524]

[essenceofarda]

A quiet corner in the houses of healing... moments before a fateful introduction...

Still having fun with style exploration :) the bg was inspired by/a semi-study of the work of Loïc Locatelli Kournwsky :>

[sheawritesstuff]

Now kiss ( ʃƪ˘ﻬ˘)(˘ ε˘ʃƪ)

Ash and David wedding look

[Aka that moment when your pack beta starts flirting with you right before your double wedding]

[daughter-of-inkart]

Inktober day 4: "faery ring"

[hunxi-after-hours]

"...Andor is a story in which we know exactly what is going to happen, eventually, because we’ve already seen Rogue One, which left many of us with several questions about how exactly Cassian Andor got where he ended up. Wicked, the book, is a story in which we know the ending (the musical, well, that’s a different story). Game of Thrones walked familiar territory for many of us, up to a point. Every retelling, to some degree, is a story in which the reader knows the ending, depending on their familiarity with the original tale (and the liberties the author does or doesn’t take). Arthur dies. Greek gods and goddesses get up to countless shenanigans. The evil queen/stepmother/witch is defeated. Can you spoil those? Is a spoiler different than basic story knowledge? "I don’t actually want to argue about spoilers. Especially not the week after Marvel gleefully spoiled its own movie in a way that implied that if you were a real fan, you would have gone to said movie already and thus not been spoiled. Spoilers exist, but they’re different for everyone, and a detail is not a spoiler. I think my definition of “spoiler” might be something like “a thing that, once you know it, changes how you experience the whole.” Not necessarily a twist, or a reveal, but a thing you can’t shove back out of your brain. Is it always a thing the storyteller presumably didn’t want you to know? Is the element of surprise part of it? Can that thing still be interesting, even without the surprise? "You can only experience a story for the first time once. But maybe there’s too much emphasis on the relative purity of that first time. It comes back to that impossible question of what each reader wants to know about a book before reading it. I’ve had moments where I had no interest in a book until someone told me a specific detail or angle, unmentioned in the cover copy or reviews, that was right up my alley. I know I’ve had this moment. But whatever book that was has just become part of my mental library, the details forgotten. It mattered at the time. It’s irrelevant now. Details are weird like that."

—Molly Templeton, "It’s Okay to Know Where the Story Is Going"

[gomzdrawfr]

Never thought I'd be drawing and coloring Legos, but I'm really happy with this latest comm :)

[my commissions are open!]

[cassettric]

drawing a pretty liger lady.

[pigeonclaw]

I haven't felt very motivated to draw lately (what chronic fatigue does to a guy 😔) but I have cracked open my sketchbook a few times. Mostly to doodle TBC.

[skrunksthatwunk]

bc of local promos we did more game store scrounging and i had a dreadful conversation with my little brother's friend

"yeahh im so excited to learn shapes and colors ✌️"

"oh lmao you actually got that? why"

"nostalgia"

"ohhhh so you had that game as a kid?"

"no"

1. it's nostalgia for the SERIES. but no i am not immune to the funny baby game

2. finding out about ec as a rating through this was like icing on the cake. "yeah they made a rating for games for like liiiiiittle little kids like zygotes who can't read. ive never seen it before because they almost never make games for people so young and babymoded haha"

3. this purchase happened about 20 minutes before the "im in college not high school reveal"

LEAVE ME AND MY SIX DOLLAR PURCHASE ALONEEE

[selestesolstice]

messing around with some color and design tweaks

[mtblackwood]

just a psa if youre gonna draw josh i recommend using this picture as reference

dont make him pale, please, for the love of god HOLY SHIT