Cold Chilli in the bowl

AUGH// +local random interest enthusiast.// COMMISSIONS OPEN!

[chillisreal]

art tag - #chillidoodles

chat tag - #chillichat

ramble tag - #chillibowl

au tags - tba

Perma-interests: hollowknight, osc, FNAF, wandersong, sea of thieves

current interests: OSC, wandersong, mewgenics, FNAF, sonic, and Poppy playtime I GUESS

[chillisreal]

Dude if there's ANYONE following me who hates selfshippers, get out right the fuck now. This is Not A Safe Place For You.

Wishing all selfshippers a good Monday, and a reminder that your f/o's love you so very much!!

[possessedpasm]

Something I learned is if you don't step out of your artistic comfort zone a little, you're gonna be even more exhausted with making art. Your mind is a caged tiger and it needs to attack something new from time to time. Your mind is pacing in its enclosure 🐅

If you don't like drawing figures and poses because they're frustrating, draw figures and poses and get frustrated! Draw them! With anger! Swear and curse at them!

If you don't like drawing traditionally because there's too much room to make mistakes, draw traditionally and make mistakes! Scream while doing it! Put on scary music! Make it silly!

This goes for any kind of craft or skill

You stand to lose nothing in the end (Except maybe your own patience and sanity but that's temporary). But you do gain at least a little bit more knowledge and skill to feed your mind tiger

[dxppercxdxver]

the devil on my shoulder is telling me to Post a Take. i am gently ignoring them. let us all consider the humble indigo bunting instead

[wulfbones]

ⓘ This creature HATES the usage of generative artificial intelligence.

[lillabeast]

My and my partner's (@springles ) pathfinder au design for Ena! I made this pfp for him to use and i ended up being super proud of it!! She's her character fir a campaign we are doing for pathfinder 2e, and her class is Bard! Our characters in that campaign are friends and actually started the campaign as a duo! (they are friends! also my character is my pathfinder au Ingo!)

[tbheds]

I am very stupid for not doing this sooner (GARDENING WITH A SHOTGUN BUT BETTER QUALITY)

With my laptop I can now screenshot the comic pages uploaded to my portfolio/archive so that its closer to the original work

Oh i just noticed I made a mistake, I forgot the orange mark on Joker's tie for the third page

[chillisreal]

I’m surprised there’s not that many people talking about how Fold basically doomed Kits planet the same way he doomed Flappers

No wonder he’s at such a high rank, he’s hella good at his job

He’s good scout material, not so much for fighting though.

Bro is LITERALLY paper

[chillisreal]

Some expression chart practice featuring various characters and my OCS

[chillisreal]

@lybelulacony you’re a slugcat now sorry I don’t make the rules

[chillisreal]

Someone mentions any of my interests and I look at them like this to see if they'd like me to talk about them

And then they throw tomatoes at me and rocks /j

[chillisreal]

Nothing like sitting at a Burger King for three hours until it's time for me to work

At the place next to it LMAO

[chillisreal]

Sometimes I forget that you can just mix drinks together and GOODDDDD I love sweet tea lemonade so muuuuuchhh

[barbie-dream-dungeon]

Giant lepidopteran tutorial

Materials, steps, and tips under cut:

Materials:

Large sheet of cardboard

Scissors

Metal wire

Foam clay, paper mache, or air dry clay

A dark permanent marker

Acrylic paints

Hot glue

Fur (optional)

Mod podge or other finish

Hanging bracket

1.

Start with a large sheet of cardboard. Stores like home depot have large moving boxes that come flat like this, perfect for this project.

I use a projector to trace my butterfly, but you can also put tracing paper up to a screen and glue it to your cardboard, or ask your library to let you use their projector.

Make sure to trace not just the outside, but also all of the markings and patterns. Doing the antennae as well and keeping the scrap cardboard will allow you to measure out the right length.

2.

Cut around the outside of your lepidopteran and crease where the wings meet each other and the body. I use my hands, but a ruler can help. After bending your wings into a natural position, make the body and head with your clay of choice, mine is foam clay which is cheap and easy to use.

Blend the sides of the body into the wings just enough to stick, this will hold the pose you've chosen.

Prop up the wings with whatever is around and keep in a safe spot to dry. Mine dries overnight at this size. You can see I've used bottles for mine

3.

Once dry and solidified, the clay holds the wings in place in the way you left them.

Measure your antennae wire a little longer than needed and poke it into the clay. If it doesn't stay, add a little dot of super or hot glue at the base.

Glue a mounting bracket on the back. You can angle this however you like to have your lepidopteran upright, sideways, or even upside down

4.

Paint your sections individually so you don't lose your trace lines. I go in with white first to cover up the print on the cardboard, then put the correct colors over that.

If making a high contrast lep like this, go in with black at the end to clean up your edges.

If adding any fur to the body, get a piece larger than you need and hot glue it on, then trim the backing underneath the fibers with tiny snips, as not to cut the fur itself, and carefully glue the edges of the backing to the body as well

5.

Brush a matte finish like mod podge over your final product. Hold your lep up to where you want it to hang, then mount with a nail

[chillisreal]

MOTHS

[chillisreal]

My dad got some coffee made of mushrooms!! One of them being cordyceps!!!

It’s actually pretty good ngl

[thememedaddy]

[chillisreal]

I MADE A COOKIE RUN OC LOOK ( I made them like several months ago )