[escargon]

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call me meat. any pronouns. 27 years.

i am usually EVULBAD but this is my blog where i'm not EVULBAD. i post whatever here.

i like art and games and bugs and stuff. forever burnt out but determined to live goodstyle.

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[jetix]

2021-05-21

[escargon]

a portion of my mom's side of the family gets fatter as they age but i don't want to wait i want to get fatter nowwwwwwuh. they should fill my body with testosterone pellets

[escargon]

so fucking annoying that gaining weight and muscle is really hard. PISSING ME OF!!!!!!

[strangerbynight9889]

[cloevr]

The Scary Doll’s Hospital (2004), Paul Spooner

[never-obsolete]

The Mercury Pool screen saver, from Windows XP Plus!

[smallrat36wagon-deactivated2021]

ok . . sorta lit

[the-catacombs]

Ghanaian artist Mr. Nana Agyq’s outstanding version of Sinners (2026) poster

[screenshotsofdespair]

[cosmonautroger]

theremin

[commodore65]

[vintagewildlife]

Newborn velvet worm crawling on its mother By: Raymond A. Mendez From: Natural History Magazine 1985

[golden-reedwolf]

Foxes in Russian cartoons by Soyuzmultfilm

[polkadotmotmot]

Jon Burgerman - School Photo 2, 2021

[escargon]

tracing a ref image, especially one you didn't make, for art that is visible to strangers, is, indeed, more often than not, bad. am i crazy. i feel crazy

i'm not saying the art fight rules aren't dumb; who cares if you trace a 3d model you made/posed or a reference image that you took. but i do think we should be a little more careful with the idea that tracing someone else's photography is anything less than ... tracing someone else's art. if it's bad when it's something someone drew, why is it less bad when it's something someone captured?

and if you want my ACTUALLY maybe mean opinion that i apply to my own art, it's that tracing past the sketch stage (which i would only do for models i've made) is a slippery slope that should be avoided and stunts artistic growth and understanding. but that's my own standards

referencing an image != tracing an image. using references always good. tracing references commonly bad

[fruitsoftheweb]

Throwing a ball at a softbody face.

[ironpour]

https://www.instagram.com/p/Byvl7f2lhpr/