Chronically Cooked

Fanart and OCs

[bxrntcheesecat]

Some recent calico studies :p

[weiden-underscore-ww]

2 mimir

sleepy day at work

[sharkfiinn]

[zer0caffeine]

Original post by @morallygrayautisticscientist here, this post was so funny I decided to draw it lol.

Panel by panel below:

[edgycarr0t]

Do you think I made Adrian too small

[whoslinger]

Obsessed only a healthy amount.

[desire-mona]

seriously one of my fav rocky fanart tendencies is when he just looks like this

[alexxuun]

Something they still can’t agree on.

On other note, redrawing this scene makes me realise how weird Grace hold his chopsticks…

[wolfythewitch]

all all all

[voidsetup1]

and out of the darkness - you you you you you

[mewy101]

I could never find the right way to tell you, have you noticed I've been gone?

[coastette]

"Do you ever wonder if Grace's bike is still there at Grover Cleveland Middle School? Is it treated like a memorial for him after the annoucment of him volunteering to board the Hail Mary? Do you think his students visit it?"

[saewokhrisz]

senki se menekül

[ooppo]

The beginning of the end for every digital artist

[karolharba]

He lost them both.

[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💡

[rattanwhip]

Whoops!