I walked tall.

Formerly known as moondropart.....Hello, I like making fan arts. Permanently obsessed with Final Fantasy XV and currently trash for Persona 5. Ringabel is my life (❀◦‿◦) check out my art if you have time fam, thanks lov u

[stars-bean]

Mean Girls (2004) dir. Mark Waters

[monokoh]

me: *talks* wait am i annoying

me: *doesnt talk* wait am i boring

[ciaraxcross]

𝘞𝘩𝘦𝘯 𝘛𝘪𝘧𝘢 𝘸𝘢𝘭𝘬𝘴 𝘶𝘱 𝘵𝘰 𝙮𝙤𝙪. 🥺🖤❤️

[kirschetein]

Is that a smile I spy?

[sunshineysprinkles]

A quick list of things you are not:

damaged goods.

a burden.

worthless.

a failure.

stupid.

a waste of space.

weak.

a lost cause.

alone.

[maeka]

じゃれてるだけです

[danielcalmdown]

[maeka]

紫陽花の名前のヴィエラちゃんで、ランジアちゃん

[leecheedoodles]

puffs and ruffs!! (ง'̀-’́)ง

[cyanwings]

@jigokuhana

[homuras]

*:･ﾟ✧ HxH Main Four ✩ Zodiac Signs ✧･ﾟ: 

[homuras]

kurapika — being a savage & murdering people with words since 1999 ~

[elleinead]

E3’s best girl trio this year

[elleinead]

cant wait for the sequel aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh

[mewtripled-deactivated20230508]

I remember how throughout middle school - high school there was so much pressure around to be dating someone, and if you weren’t, you were a loser or deemed unattractive. Your relationship status was like a social status, and if you’ve never been in one, you’re inexperienced and missing out.

I always thought to myself, what about the work I put into my personal interests? What about the friends I build deep connections with? What about me just being capable of taking care of myself? I feel like there was a lack of emphasis of being your own self and not giving a shit about what other people are doing back in middle school / high school.

While some people may think it’s important to have had previous relationship experiences before (which yeah, it works for some people that way), there’s also nothing wrong with investing that time in yourself and your friendships, and placing yourself first ✌🏻

Support me on patreon.com/mewtripled or buy my merch on etsy.com/shop/mewtripled!

[elleinead]

I’m looking into pro create and I’m having trouble finding some things I had questions about. It seems you use it and might be able to help me! Can you duplicate like you can in adobe? Like you can draw a whole scene select it and then duplicate it over. Which guides me to my next question, can you select things and move them around after drawing? Last question, is there smoothers or stabilizers for line work? If can help me I’d really appreciate it!

hi anon! sorry I didnt see this right away and youve probably have forgotten bout it.But yeah, heres some tips if your new to procreate :)

You can totally duplicate in procreate!

the arrow tool will help you move things around! If you wanna organize your stuff aaround, the lasso tool will help you too!

Lastly, as for line work I dont like to get complicated with the brushes so I really just rely on the left adjustment bar where you can adjust the size of your brush strokes. Im no procreate professional either myself but as long as I can get by with just these then im good lol. Im not sure if a stabilizer exists in procreate tbh (theres always the calligraphy brush but thats only good for lettering). It took me some time to become confident with my line work but if youre like me who has more control drawing on paper, then I suggest doing your linework first in paper and then scan it :)

Hope this helps somehow!

[teenytinyfrog-deactivated201904]

[elleinead]

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[lzbros]

Have an early happy New Year Greetings from us! It’s always so pleasing seeing these spider-folks freefalling everytime, it just feels so liberating! And also adding this sweet sweeet Post Malone, Swae Lee ’s Sunflower to our animation :’)