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I...think this looks better.
This time I darkened it and cleaned it up before scanning. I can’t believe what a huge impact such little adjustments would actually make.
I’m really going into this whole art project blindly. I’ve never done art before, so I can only get better, yeah? To everyone reading this, I ask you, give me advice. Spread this out so I can learn from more people. I’m inspired and I want to make this comic work, but I need guidance. I need guidance pretty badly.
I need to figure out how to set up Tumblr for comics, before I can start posting pages. For now, cover page!
Everything will be done in pencil and paper, simply because that’s all the art material I have to work with. I don’t have any fancy art programs, so this’ll be a real challenge.
I’m studying. I swear. But I wanted to post this. I drew it a couple days ago, for an unfinished comic. (It’s not spoiler if I only show one panel, right?) Pocketfold Gaster is really attacking that violin.
I’m really proud how it turned out. Except for the feet - please don’t look at the feet. Feet are the bane of my drawing skills.
Zarla-s, the artist of Handplates, posted this picture of their Handplates Gaster. And, well...my Gaster could not ignore it. He’s quite furious.
Handplates is a really great comic, but it is a real heart-wrencher. Read it at your own risk.
I haven't posted anything for awhile, since I've been studying for exams. All I got to show now is a little quick notebook doodle of teenage Pocketfold Gaster. What's Pocketfold, you may ask? Well, in due time I'll be posting a comic about it! Keep an eye out.
Gaster playing a violin, because why not?
Preview of a sketch I’m working on. Does it look alright? You tell me.
Spent 20 good minutes on a simple homework problem, trying to figure out why it wasn’t the same as the back of the book. Turns out I did get the correct answer...I just didn’t convert it from minutes to seconds. *tableflip*
So I drew Gaster!
Another doodle! Since I drew Pap, I had to draw Sans too - although I’m not too happy how it turned out. But for an inch-tall sans, it’s not too bad, yeah? (Inches, because America is too stubborn to change to the correct system of measurement, ugh)
Also, mini blaster next to him. Even if it looks nothing like his!
Hey everyone. I realized something a bit ago. We all have really low self esteem it seems. Like, we feel like others are worth more than ourselves. And I realized something.
When I was younger and took art classes and such, I was legitimately told that having pride in yourself. i.e saying your own art looks good, is frowned upon. And art wasn’t the only field either. Every single class, everything really, I was taught that pride is bad.
I don’t understand that. Like, yeah Narcissism can be bad in excess, but how I was taught? There is no minimum or maximum amount of pride. I was told not to have pride in my work, or people would hate me.
So to me? Pride=hatred
So it’s really no wonder I have low self esteem. What about you all?
I think the idea of pride about what you create being shamed on is one of the most poisonous educations you could ever have, because it is extremely hard to get out of it. Because you get used to forbid seeing your progress, and it simply pushes you away from feeling like you’re improving at all. Which pulls your self esteem down. Then when you get the will to try again, you forbid yourself from appreciating your improvement. And the cycle goes on.
This type of education CAN be understood in some aspects; yes it teaches people to be self conscious about their constant need to practise and improve, and that they’re not perfect and should be humble. But most of the time, it just teaches self conscious wrong. It tells people that they shouldn’t say out loud what they think about it and base themselves on the opinion of others to determine whether it’s good or not.
But what’s the point of doing that? Everyone has different opinions, so yes you might learn about a few things to improve on by gathering different points of view, but if you do that all the time, then you’ll just keep waiting for others to decide for you whether you should be proud about it or not.
Without the agreement of others, you’re not allowed to like your work.
Even said like that, it sounds wrong to me.
The first step of art is… well, to like your work first. If some people tell you to do this, then other people tell you to do that, then how are you going to consider your work? Not good enough for everybody. While it’s not how this should work.
You’re the first person witnessing your work. Most of all, you’re a person. And again, it’s not only a question of art esteem, but one of self esteem in general. If you respect your own opinions and art preferences?
You’ll listen to your own point of view on your art.
After all, the first supporter you should have is yourself. But it takes more time for some people than others. And that’s completely fine. <3
This is...so true. I've never exercised my artistic side, because I never believed it was good enough. Compared to the wonderful artists out there, mine couldn't hold a candle, so why bother? I made the excuse that my passions lie elsewhere (which is true, I'm a huge science nerd) but that didn't mean I couldn't - or shouldn't - try and be artsy. Passion makes us who we are. If we can't love our passions, then what are we?
They have an app for that
Aaah, I have a great idea for a picture, but I can’t find a proper reference pose! I’ve searched Google for so long...nothing! If only I had one of those posable wooden statuettes -
...
Wait.
This is the 21st century.
What am I doing?
*downloads app*
...I am such a hopeless rookie...
Finally finished the sketch. Took me a long time, haha.
Dad Gaster, Sans, and Pap took a trip through Waterfall, but the path back home got flooded. In the meantime, they take a break and rest while they wait for the waters to recede.
Grillby’s holding that ketchup hostage.
I really like doodling in my notebooks..
Preview of what I’m working on. I’m really slow at drawing, haha. I’ll post the finished artwork once it’s completed.
Random notebook doodle of the day - young Papyrus wielding a bone staff. I see Paps as being equally as skilled as Sans in fighting, but I don’t see that portrayal very often. I guess that’s because he doesn’t put up as much of a fight as Sans ingame. In my mind, Sans is more of a magicky-ranged attacker, whereas Paps is close combat. It’s just that Pap is too sweet and innocent to harm a fly.
