Art Club: Photo Study With Requested Progress Video! For @jaynotjunior

A birthday gift for @themightiestpotato \o/

a bust of my friend's dnd character

I figured it was about time to post some OC art. Their names are Vince (red head) and Ama (blue hair) they have a messy but fun dynamic. Vince is a vampire and Ama is his personal undying caprice sun.

My blorbos

Drawing a face is one thing, but making a head look 3-dimensional is another challenge. The solution? Planes ✈️ Here are some of my thoughts on that!

This is a preview of my tutorial on drawing the planes of the face - check it out on my Patreon!

A little commission for oonasoftfeather's character Dean. He was very fun to draw!

AI disturbance overlays for those who don't have Ibis paint premium. found them on tiktok

A commission for my friend @themightiestpotato of her girl Dirae

A commission for @denim-lich of their BG3 character Barry with Astarion. It was fun to play around with effects :)

Art of my character Primrose and @lettherebenight1 's character Diavel :) both character designs are adopts by @snejkha

why write a story if no one's going to read it?

Sometimes you don't want to share a story with others. Sometimes you do want to share it, but no one clicks on the title. So why bother writing it down if the only person you can guarantee will read it is you?

You need to get it out of your head. It just keeps replaying in your imagination on a loop and the only way to get it unstuck is to pin it down on paper.

You need to figure out what the story is. You have a lot of disjointed scenes or lines that you know are connected but you can't quite figure out how.

There's something in the story that's important to you, and you don't want to lose that thing by forgetting it. Future you might find that thing important too.

You want to be able to go back to the story again and again. Maybe to make adjustments over time. Maybe just to revisit a story that gives you the emotional release you need in that moment.

You want to be able to use text-to-speech to read the story aloud to you. Maybe it's a bedtime story. Maybe it's keeping you company while you do errands and chores.

You want to find out whether you can write a story (because not everyone can).

You want to be able to have almost the same story, but a little bit different, and you want to have it 15 times with slight variations. Then you can go through your own personal menu picking exactly the combination of beats that will satisfy you most on this reading.

You enjoy the process of finding just the right words or phrases or scenes to paint the pictures you want to shape the scene.

You want to find the exact rhythm and syllables and structure to make a sentence really sing.

You don't really have any particular reason, but you know you want to write that story down.