#source: ok ko

[bruciemilf]

Bruce: Anyway, I better get this one home. See you, Superman.

Jason, a 6’4 anti hero crime fighting machine who threw down with Batman multiple times, sleepy as fuck: No! No no no no

Bruce, carrying him like a toddler: Yes ~

[unicornblossom13]

Crow [seeing a photo of Ange and Hilda in their teens]: Woah, who are the babes?

Jack [narrowing his eyes and looking one second away from beating him]: Those are my mums.

Crow: Oh…

[incorrect-gaffers-quotes]

*after the army challenge*

Duncan: Haha, it worked!

Heather: Yeah, but if it hadn’t, the other team would’ve wiped us out.

Duncan: Well, sure. If you wanna be, like, a bummer about it.

[skrunksthatwunk]

blorbo bingo blorbo bingo. blirngbo. blorngo. :) blorbingio

even if no one interacts w this i was giggling kicking my feet etc deciding who i'd put on here. but also lmk who you can check off as (minimum) a silly guy of yours. @accurzed @nyarlathesleeper @seventhstone and idk whoever wants to join yk. i am personally and directly enabling you to make a favorite character bingo

[totallycorrectprimos]

Oh, great. I spent the last four hours pretending to clean my room, and now I got to do it for real?

Nellie

[incorrectshantaequotes]

Shantae: Bolo, do you know what's going on?

Bolo: Almost never.

[ladymiraclewings]

Duusu, singing for Nathalie: WHEN YOU’RE CLIMBING UP A LADDER AND YOU FEEL A LITTLE SPLATTER- Gabriel Agreste: NOOOOOOOOOO!!!

[flickycore]

Mojo Jojo: [points to Boxman, himself and Father] You, me and Father will go and check on those Delightful Children. Which leaves red cat and HIM here. Together to go handle the Endive situation

Boxman: [laughs] Do you think pairing them up together is a good idea?

Mojo Jojo: Of course I do. These two what we see are the pure evil and same coloured villains being paired together

[shadow-coolness]

K.O: My Dad is a hero turned supervillain and has an eviler alter ego!

Rad: Well thats a pretty hardcore origin story.

*Enid kicks him in the shin*

[cyber-streak-2]

Tarn: Why’d you go there to fight me?

Megatron: You wanted to!

Tarn: Why’d you go and drag up the past?

Megatron: You wanted to!

[incorrectpowerrangersquotes]

Camille: Okay, Jarrod How did you pull off those cool moves yesterday?

Jarrod: Pfft. Tss. Kehhh. I’ve realized that the whole world is a pizza of suffering and torment. The dough is betrayal, the cheese is the laughter from my so-called friends, and there's never enough sauce.

[incorrecthsrquotes]

Strong Bad: Welcome, losers! It's me, Strong Bad! Homestar: Yeah, we know it's you, Stwong Bad. Marzipan: You can't say welcome, you came here! Plus you're not welcome, like, at all. Go away!

[pen-guin-writez]

K.O.: Daddy, how long are you gonna live for?

Professor Venomous, to some important business guy he’s talking to: Uh, one minute:

K.O., petrified: One minute??

[thenexusobservatory]

Hm. That was a bit of a reblog spree, huh.

Maybe I should make a sideblog for myself.

[meanbossart]

I hope it’s alright to ask, but as someone whose interested in going into drawing nsfw art, would you say it’s a profitable job to have? I’ve heard a lot of different things about making a living in art, especially nsfw art/commissions, but I figured actually asking someone who has a nsfw Patreon would be a more reliable source of information than random rumors on the internet haha. Would you say an nsfw Patreon is a viable option an artist could make a living off of? Or would it be wiser to have it be a source of income on the side, and get a more well paying non-art job as my “main job”? Like… how feasible is it for paying the bills these days? Thank you! <3 Huge appreciation & respect for all you make, one spicy artist to another 🫶

Hi!

The short, straight forward answer is: Yes, it is absolutely profitable for you to make, at least, a significant part of your living off making NSFW art. That should come as no surprise from seeing how some of the most financially successful online artists also happen to be NSFW artists.

The more realistic answer is that it depends. Here's some things I would encourage you to consider first:

-Do you have a pre-existing following? People won't find your patreon/ko-fi/whathaveyou by accident, let alone subscribe to it if they don't have previous exposure to what you're offering. Putting yourself out there and working hard to share your passions for "free" (between quotes because, hopefully, this is what you like to do and it won't feel like work in the first place) is the first step here.

-How much of yourself and your life have you previously shared on the internet? If you have your face, name, and any personal details up online, it's worth considering how pivoting to erotic/porn art could potentially affect your personal life and career opportunities. How much this matters to you will vary - but I think it's considering nonetheless before even delving into the niche.

-Are you good at setting down boundaries with people you meet online? Ok, this might be a weird one but hear me out, because I NEVER see anyone mentioning this part of the deal: Sex is an intimate act and by centering your work around it, it can invite a lot of prying into you. It will, pretty much 100% of the time, reveal something about yourself and your preferences - you can't fight this, you can't avoid it, you can't deny it. By the very nature of the genre, you will get people interacting with you and your work in ways that may feel more intimate than you are comfortable with, not because they mean you any harm, or are trying to be weird*, but because, again, it is in the nature of the type of art you are making to prompt this reaction. This is where setting boundaries for yourself is absolutely crucial to ensuring your interactions with the people who love and respect your work are actually mutually fun.

*At least the vast majority of the time they aren't trying to be weird, but you will inevitably get some weird ones, obviously.

-Do you even LIKE drawing porn? I'm not saying that this is you, but It is not uncommon to hear artists sharing a sentiment along the lines of "If I just made porn I would be so much more successful" and very clearly they come from a place of not having any desire to do that. I have personally known people who pivoted to NSFW art to try and garner more attention to the rest of their work, or because they thought it was an easy ticket to financial success, and it left them drained and resentful of their own art and the attention they received. Make sure that this is something that brings you joy and makes you feel fulfilled, first.

Given all of that it's proper consideration, all that's left to do is dip your toes into it and see how it goes. Obviously I wouldn't suggest quitting your job/education and going into it cold turkey - these things can take time to build up and in the mean time you will need income from another source. But it takes starting to draw and posting first until, eventually, you can make a more informed decision on how to proceed.

[verizzafai]

Sonic sketch page messing around trying to get better at posing the booooy

GIVE ME MORE SONIC FANGS!

source: OK KO Sonic