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[donutdrawsthings]

I was thinking of a pride art challenge people could do with their OCs, because I thought it'd be cute! A queer/trans artist with their creations.

but then I realised that same challenge would be infinitely more funny with folks who have atypical or horror OCs

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

the staccato trumpet trills from the end of TANK! but they just keep going

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

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[rose-blumen]

Visit Original Link

I have been prepared for this moment for like 2 months

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

holy shit i am in tears

[pmpkn]

Gameboy peripheral PediSedate was designed for dentists and dosed kids with nitrous oxide as they played games.

[defective-replicant-deactivated]

Time to enter the ＧＡＭＥＲ ＺＯＮＥ

[theindefinitejames]

Camera, printer, sewing machine, now a fucking anaesthetic adminstrator…was there anything the Game Boy didn’t have an accessory for?

[fakegeekguy]

Do you know about the fish finding sonar?

[britnxyspears]

gameboy sprinted so smart phones could lag and be ugly

[themoti]

I'M GOING TO FUCKING KILL YOU

[yamainuken]

Quiet Time

There is a specific reason behind this composition.

While the vertical format is great for smartphone screens, I also wanted to use negative space to create a distinct mood.

I believe that negative space can express a character's inner emotions. In this piece, the character is small, and the background takes up about 80% of the canvas. By drawing the character so small, I can evoke a sense of loneliness and solitude.

Another key point is the placement of the cloud shadows. I intentionally kept Caine out of the shadow. You can see the boundary between the light and the cloud shadow. I used this high contrast to make the character stand out and emphasize their presence.

Finally, let us look at Caine's angle. I purposely hid Caine's face and positioned them to show their back. If their expression were visible, this artwork would probably feel cute rather than lonely. I enjoy drawing figures from angles where you cannot see their faces. This approach leaves room for viewers to wonder what the character is thinking.

I hope you enjoy discovering these little details and techniques that I put into my everyday artwork💡

[dimension20official]

Don't dull your shine for anybody! ✨

▶️ Watch this episode of Adventuring Academy on Dropout!

The Importance of Being Goofy (with Oscar Montoya) - Season 7 - Dropout

Oscar Montoya joins Brennan to discuss authenticity, leveling up, and Colombian snacks. Content Warning: Misophonia (Extending eating soun

[jelloapocalypse]

I feel this in my soul.

One of the reasons I was okay leaving the Los Angeles voice acting scene was because so many directors out there give this exact kind of feedback on line reads. I can't tell you how many times I was instructed to make it more boring, more neutral, more standard anime.

When I directed the voice work on Potionomics: Masterwork Edition multiple actors thanked me for letting them get as goofy as possible. It's like, bro, acting is just play. If you don't let me play what is the point of any of this? If you want every single project to sound exactly the same, why would anyone want to buy this particular thing? It's so boring.

[thegreatgoatby]

go my yuri

[pavizi]

two-face

[brightredmask]

This is a rad as hell two-face design.

[twistcmyk]

R.I.P. JUNIPER BLESSING.

[izaklozy]

Another Doodle...

Ragatha!!

What I find most interesting about drawing Ragatha without a mouth is precisely that it reinforces the idea that she “has no right to speak”—something I often apply to the complicated relationship she has with her own mother.

I love how Ragatha’s design, as a doll, fits so well into the family dynamic that’s presented. As if she were a daughter who serves as a doll for her mother… just a toy on which to vent anger and mold however she pleases.

It’s something so well-constructed in the series that I end up identifying quite a bit with that frustrating side of hers.

It’s hard to try to please others when you can’t even please yourself. Maybe that’s why Ragatha comes across as so anxious, always overthinking and carrying this incessant need to please those around her. Afraid of being hated.

She’s a great character. I really wish she’d get more attention!!

[random-jot]

[geosie]

[allthingswhumpyandangsty]

[sacredwhores]

Christina Hornisher - Hollywood 90028 (1973)

[anarchistmemedistro]

[therealdodachka]

I WANT YOU IN THE GROUND </3

[artsekey]

I know getting heated over internet BS is a Prime Waste of Time, but Youtube's algorithm has thrown an artist into my sphere that never fails to grind my gears.

She finds artwork of minorities drawn throughout history...

Lithograph by Louisa Corbaux | Watercolor illustration by Sylvie Covey

And "fixes" them:

Redrawing racist caricature imagery of east Asians into art by Akari_edits_arts | Tiana and Lottie in vintage asthetic by Akari_edits_arts

Now, to be fair, I'm not going to sit here and say that the original works aren't flawed, right? But the context in which these pieces were created is important, and that context has been removed from the now-viral social media posts.

The lithograph depicts a quote and characters from Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin, one of the most impactful anti-slavery works in American history. It's clear the lithograph is meant to support that work, and neither character is a caricature.

The other, by Sylvie Covey, is one of many quick watercolor sketches she drew while traveling through Thailand and Indonesia in the 1970's. She spent years in the area, and her work depicts real people using the limited palette in what I imagine must've been Windsor and Newton's travel set. Somehow that information is left out of the new artist's rendition-- I had to do a decent amount of digging to find the source.

All of that to say, context-- especially when looking at pieces from a different time period-- is so, so, so important. I know people have differing opinions as to whether we can hold people of the past to modern standards of decency, but when we talk about the past, it's our responsibility to present the full context so the viewer can draw their own (informed) conclusions.

Please do not seek out this artist; I included the artist's name here solely for the purpose of properly crediting their work. Not all of their work falls into this category.

[insertdisc5]

✨A King (self proclaimed) and a queen (obvious to the eye) are now available on Makeship!!!✨

[mikkiaru-art]

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song: brain revolution girl - maretu

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