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@keilah-h Thanks!! 🙂

@calidris Thank you so so so much! That’s exactly what I wanted to hear about this, haha, so that really means a lot!!! For the outline around the skin and hair, I used a peach and brown (respectively) Stabilo point 88 fine 0,4 pen. (just copying down what the pen’s barrel says XD) For everything else, I used various colours…[Read more]

I wielded my spatula boldly and with confidence, albeit somewhat wavering below the surface.

“Oh. Hey, man,” the figure—me—the thing—I don’t even know crunched up the last of its Poptart, “what’s up?”

It smiled.

@keilah-h Thanks! I worked pretty hard on it. Haha, yeah. I thought it was cute and aesthetic ♡

Fear rippled through my body and I grabbed the closest thing in reach (which happened to be a mostly empty domino’s pizza box) and chucked it at the figure.

The pizza box bounced harmlessly off the figure’s back, and it spun around Poptart box still in hand.

My heart dropped to my feet; that figure… that person… that thing, was me.

Munch munch munch.

Mirabelle and I whirled towards the pantry in the corner of the kitchen.

Standing in the pantry was a figure feasting the last raspberry Poptart.

A stylized fanart of Jung Hoseok of BTS. 🙂 Actually rather happy with this drawing! Really pleased with how shading and lineart ended up, as well as the style. I love experimenting with styles to find what I like. 🙂

@kathleenramm Aw, dw about it! and THANK YOU! Haha, glad to hear that. You know how to make an artist happy! 😉

Ah, I’ve been drawing for about six years now. Still trying to decide on a style, actually, I am always unhappy with the style I draw in XD I did kinda learn from someone. In second grade, my closest friend at the time was good at…[Read more]

@scripter-of-kingdoms

I’m super late, but I just wanted to say that I love your most recent character sketch!! You can really get an idea of what kind of character he is by looking at it.

How long have you been doing character illustrations? And did you learn from anyone?

@elfwing

Oh, I didn’t mean it as a requirement or something, haha. Was just genuinely curious.

But yeah, taking good biblical people and making them evil does sound like twisting things too far.

@anatra23

Ah, I get what you mean.

“Wait, what is it? A monster!”

“pphhtt, it’s you” Mirabelle said standing up.

@devastate-lasting

Oof. I know what that’s like. It’s so rare for a series to be good the whole way through.

@elfwing

That sounds like a really interesting series! But yeah, I get what you mean by it getting tricky with Christian Theology and stuff. Like you don’t want people to have the wrong idea of the biblical characters in the story, but…[Read more]

“These ain’t no bugs we dealin’ with,” I said in my toughest gangster voice.

“If you think you sound tough, Milo, you’re wrong. You sound like a… a Southern-farmer-cowboy-dude,” Mirabelle peered up at me.

My eyes first fell upon the sink, and then darted to the water on the cracked linoleum. I looked back up, throwing wary glances across the room.

There was nothing visible to me, but I did notice that the window, which was previously closed, was now open.

Mirabelle stepped back and crossed her arms.

“Fine by me; you’d make a better first course for whatever is in there anyway.”

I grinned back at her and opened the kitchen door.

“Oh, come on, Milo, don’t give me that look; you look like a dissatisfied walrus when you do that,” Mirabelle laughed.

“Dissatisfied walrus or not, you cheated,” I raised an eyebrow at her.

And then there was a rattling from the kitchen.

 The jenga tower collapsed and blocks tumbled across the coffee table and blasted me in the face (which had a very demoralized expression on it).

“What, I won? I WON!” My sister jumped up and pumped her fists in the air, acting like she wasn’t the one who had cheated.