She Who Listens

A Counselor in the Making

[k-eke]

Small friend :> 

[dewdlepies]

They

[leefi]

Source

[leefi]

i love when people tag this with some iteration of "who sat down and coded this?!" the answer is a dev. a dev of the game did this.

[jaubaius]

Little guys enjoying the rain

[rosebesch]

old friend

[tinsnip]

[nbbybirth-milfbychoice-blog]

[kuliru]

[melffy-puppy]

hey this gif implies he’s holding his fucking cards upside down in his hand

[lulilak]

[lambsprout]

“and the universe said…”

[debris-hime]

a comic about a worm on a string

[should-be-sleeping]

🥺

[official-witchy-vibes]

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

Happy lil Pikachu Pals :D

[sartorialadventure]

1908

[rongzhi]

An underwater dance inspired by the feitian/apsaras depicted on the Dunhuang murals

[maureen2musings]

…

albertdrosphotography

[badasserywomen]

I hope you don't mind me asking, you do your shadows so well and was wondering how you do them?! They set such an incredible dark mood, it makes your artwork instantly recognizable!! Thanks for your time <3

Im pretty shit at explaining things so i’ll use this for basic example. Firstly if you know how shadows work and stuff then it shouldnt be to hard. Otherwise go study that shit. 

So you got your flat colors down for the first step

Next lay down a dark tone set to multiply, idk about 70% i guess? up to you

Start adding some shadows set on another multiply, shadows can be however dark. 50-70%

The add your light source, i used color dodge in this one. Dont use super bright color or it will look like blinding light. (again if you know light/shadows shouldnt be to hard)

I add a touch more dark in the shadows for effect…or something like that. 

And there you have it, this maybe helpful lesson was brought to you by a potato, chur.

[moonlightdeathwish]

[nakedcherries]

behind the scene.

I just wanted to put some magazine-styled frame on animation and I thought it would be easy and finished quickly, but I was totally wrong. I almost vomited mentally, because the expression of her hair was too hard to work to me. Sometimes it looked like floating in the water so that looked weird, not like being blown wind, then I had to remove them all and start again from the first.

Calculating the point that regular animating and looping motion of hair meets was a deal, as well. Every stroke on hair made me insane. It took me over a week, with stuck in my room alone, fighting with boredom and many unintended things drove me crazy. I was very embarrassed to post on online but over 130,000 People liked this simple clip and I was very surprised and grateful.