Adzowski

I like writing and making art. New-ish here. More active on Instagram. I also have a blog for writing. Welcome :)

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Danganronpa pixel sprites made out of yarn :)

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Hunter x Hunter themed lenticular print + cross stitch fusion!

Video Description: Cross-stitched Hunter x Hunter license card, with the symbol part being substituted by a lenticular print that switches left-to-right from the hxh symbol to Gon and Killua.

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Ur art style reminds me of this:

I love both these art styles and urs :]

Woah!? That's kind of crazy high praise, haha! I *wish* I saw the similarities, but I really appreciate the thought and the kind words :0

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I never post physical art but I am experimenting with mini lenticular prints and quite liked this double-sided Oofuri one, so I thought I'd share for the six of us out there that'd appreciate it, lmao.

Video description: flipping a Big Wind-Up! lenticular print keychain back and forth. One side switches from Abe and Mihashi casually, the other switches from Abe and Mihashi out in the field. The images are taken directly from the show, printed in a 2x1.5in lenticular lens, with a hole in the corner for the chain.

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I rewatched Death Note :)

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Finally finishing up the Gaang, with Sokka! :)

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“One day, I watched the sun setting forty-four times"

I can't believe it took me this long to read The Little Prince. I am in love with that book.

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Gon and Killua at the aquarium 🐟

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HII sorry if you've already answered this but am I allowed to use your art as a pfp on twitter? I understand if not :3

Hello! Thank you for asking :) You can as long as you give credit!

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hi! apologies for the spam liking, i just added all your atla fanart to my fandom blog's queue 'cause i ADORE your style! thank you for sharing your art with us!

Ahh never a thing to apologize for! I appreciate your kind words :)

I'm very glad you like them!

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Just curious, but what's is your opinion on The Legend of Korra? Obviously nothing can beat ATLA, but I was just curious what your thoughts were.

Oooo hello!! Thank you for your question!

I don't think I ever fully watched Korra tbh (unlike ATLA) but I did watch the whole Overanalyzing Avatar Korra youtube series recently where he goes over every single episode, and I agree with like 99% of his points - and I definitely recommend it regardless of your opinion on the show!

Overall, though, I think both the show and the character are very overhated. It's honestly an okay show which was created under disadvantageous circumstances. And I do find that takes/criticisms about the show are usually more fair than ones about Korra herself.

I'm very much an enjoyer of character-driven narratives, however, and unfortunately, even if you don't compare it to ATLA, it falls very very flat with TLOK, which was my biggest disappointment. Although, Korra herself is in my opinion the most compelling (new) character of her own show. Sorry for the long answer lol! What are your thoughts on it? :)

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Toph Beifong herself :)

Finally continuing these!! Only missing Sokka now.

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Continuing the trend of background studies becoming Gon and Killua fanart... :)

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Two paintings, one concept.

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It's Sal's birthday!!!

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How has it been a year already....

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Birthday Boy! :)

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I really like your artstyle!! Any tips? You don't have to but I feel like I could get better at my own art and well-....am not lol and you're amazing!!

For lil extra....have some Toph doodles bc yes ig (I forgot her outfit and it was quotes on s3 ep 6...if u remember it)

Heh...my handwriting kinda bad...so is my art. Sorry for talking to much, have a great day/night!!!

Hello again! Thank you :)

You will get better at art just by keeping at it, I promise you!! There's no one way to improve, everyone has their own journey. I know this kind of non-answer may seem frustrating, but trust, it's better than following advice not suited for you.

What worked best for me was consistency: drawing every single day, engaging with other art content and implementing what I saw onto my own work slowly. I've been doing this for a decade and still feel like there's so much I could improve on, so much I still have to learn! We just have to keep trying our best.

Hope this answer does come across as genuine, I mean it! Good luck :)