Stepheroni and Cheese

@calyhuge thx

@ellette-giselle

So basically you post a description of your charrie/charries, and you get to explore the school with your characters 😀 Just like Keilah described!

We take turns writing interactions between people, and sometimes people have their own groups/factions/whatever. Things can get crazy; we’ve had several bully vs hero…[Read more]

The Arrival is a wonderful science fiction movie with minimal action. I loved the exploration of language and how brains can be wired differently depending on the language (it makes sense if you watch it). It is slightly creepy at first, but honestly very chill for the genre. My grandpa fell asleep while we played it on TV, but I was on the edge…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle oki cool

@ellette-giselle

It’s pretty detailed to be from a months-old memory, do you have photographic memory? Just curious because I only know one person with that.

Your shading is great btw

@ellette-giselle

If you look up Keefe Sencen images, I guarantee your reference photo will pop up XDXD He’s a character from a popular fantasy series.

@ellette-giselle

Nice! He looks like Keefe Sencen.

Quick question, does anyone have advice for drawing facial hair in a simple style? Not too detailed? Because every time I try, it looks like I smeared hairy toothpaste all over the guy’s mouth

@ellette-giselle

Hey I know the drawing reference! XD I’ve been reading through KotLC

GASP guys I’m over 3000 posts! That’s actually insane, I can’t believe I yap so much.

All of you are pure evil. You will stop being evil now, right?

@GRCR

How could you

Yeah and @keilah-h @theducktator if y’all want to sidle on over with your characters, that’s fine too. Whatever you want!

@rae

Barnes

With Reid directing, Barnes swept through multiple passages and rooms, and made sure to get an idea of the layout.

It wasn’t worth saying, but she liked the decor. Rich greens and oranges lined the inner rooms, sparkling against the surface of glass trinkets. Delicate paintings, stained with dust, barely portrayed more than…[Read more]