Reblogs are greatly appreciate! 💫
This song was in my head for months. I had this scene in my head while finishing up Chapter 2. I had this scene from the movie which inspired changing the script up a bit to take a different turn of events which added an extra two chapter that dives into VERY important details I needed to touch on in the first Volume.
Ya guys eventually noticed I'm shifting away from deviantART as my main art portfolio platform (Reason is down below).
I'm in the process of removing images and re-releasing them in a way that aligns with their specific purposes on platforms designed for those uses.
Rendered art will be found on my Sheezy.Art
My reference sheets gonna be on my TOYHOU.SE
and my comics on GlobalComix (thank you @karebeast for suggesting and helping me to navigate)
With that said! The first test comic released on my GlobalComix will be the canceled version of "From Different Eyes"!
It underwent significant changes this week:
better dialog
better visuals
adjusted for a webcomic typical scroll system
and a surprise at the end for those who read through the whole thing (roughly 80/90 Pages)!
I hope you're excited for its release in a few hours.
I'll let you know~
THO! As long you're waiting for this one, you better go read The Nebula Stars from karebeast!
An original adventure blending Psy-Sci-Fi
SheezyArt - the old DeviantArt
It's been a while, hasn't it?
15 Years ago — what used to be a vibrant community focused on artists and inspiration now feels dominated by algorithms, AI-generated content, and decisions I'm not comfortable supporting.
After stepping away from social media for a while, I came back to find that DeviantArt no longer feels like the place I fell in love with.
I got like 999+ messages of pure SLOP and bots and URGHH ngl it needs to be nuked.
One of the hardest parts for me is seeing how AI-generated imagery has become so normalized here. As someone who pours hours into creating my own work, it's tough to feel safe sharing art in a space where human creativity might be used to train systems.
Beyond that, the overall vibe has shifted. The sense of community, discovery, and genuine connection with other artists — the things that made DeviantArt special — just isn't there for me anymore.
That's why I've decided to move to Sheezy.Art a while back and focus on building a smaller, more personal art community again — one that's all about human creativity, inspiration, and real interactions between artists.
If you'd like to keep up with my work, chat about art, share characters, commission requests, or just reconnect, I'd love to see you there. Thank you so much to everyone who supported me here over the years.
It truly means a lot.
Things that speaks for Sheezy.Art:
A platform that centers on human creativity, offering inspiration over stress
It supports communities that value artists, reduces the pressure to protect work, and fosters comfortable sharing
In contrast to the emotional exhaustion of filtering AI content on DeviantArt, the community spirit is reviving on SheezyArt
Smaller, artist-focused platforms feel more supportive, and returning to community-centered spaces can feel healthier and creatively refreshing
5. Artists seek spaces where effort, process, and personal expression are valued again, and SheezyArt provides one such safer space for sharing original work
Since I took a social media detox for the past years, it feels overwhelming to catch up again.
I like things chronicle and organized, and that means that will take weeks again until everything is finally cleaned up.
In fact, I wanted to post this here as the very last thing to ensure it doesn't get buried, but at the same time, I need to stop doing that before I end up posting nothing.
The story TideTale was published on May 22, 2016, and in just 7 days, it will celebrate its 10th anniversary! YEPEEE!
I wish i could provide you links to re-read it as celebration, but within these 10 years deviantART decided to fuck themself over and became an AI shithole, my sta.sh is gone, switched so many devices and memory mediums inbetween and argghhh..
I need to refresh old links and re-upload stuff and man so many things to do idk where to start guyz.
Revisiting the whole thing makes me nervous because it brings up so many emotions in every direction. I mostly worry that I might have been a burden or unfair to the people involved in this project.
I wanted to join a new fandom and hoped to make a mark, and it did in a way I hadn't expected—but it certainly left an impact on me.
I connected with new friends, found an engaged (still fresh at the time) community, and explored art forms I had never ventured into before, like 3D and 2D animation, writing, and music.
This was also the first time I collaborated with others to complete projects, including the series of Tide.
With TideTale I was testing my leadership skills and quickly realized I wasn't good at it at all—I barely knew what I was doing UKGVFKUHJG.
But idridian on tumblr generously offered to help me and worked wonders, enabling me to save this project and shaped it into what it is today.
It was all in their hands just like AnotherMedium *hinthint*
As a way to meet in the middle, I jotted down a summary to give the seasoned members among you a pleasant recap:
TideTale/MechaTale Talk (if that's too much to read, you could simply copy it into Google-Translator and let the software read it for you LMAO I’d do that):
As TideTale, TideTale:102 and MechaTale describes—EVERY AU has a 'Tide!Sans' slumber in their code, as Tide is part of the BASEGAME.
You need a reallife person (META in this case) who is playing your AU and completes 100 pacifist playthroughs.
On the 101st playthrough, Tides scrabbet code emerges in your AU and alters the entire timeline.
The idea behind Tide originated as a scrabbet code during the base game's early development. However, this code could not be fully removed without causing the entire game to crash, as it was already too deeply embedded by the time this significant decision was made.
The guidelines above outline what is needed to introduce your own Tide as an additional character in your AU.
Now with that in mind you can freely personalize and bring your own Tide character to life!
See how the original Tide was personalized as an example:
META chose to carry out their first genocide route in TideTale:102, yet they refrained from killing Tide since it wasn't necessary—they could still achieve a 100% score without doing so. Tide is considered irrelevant to interact with, as he is a scrapped character in an unlocked state, though still present and forced to witness.
META salvaged their entire basegame data onto a digital USB-stick and reload playthrough 101, acting as though playthrough 102 had never taken place.
META decides to entrust this digital USB-stick to Gaster (If you're curious about the reason, I suggest reading the full story).
Now this specific USB-stick is what MechaTale builds on.
This digital USB-stick contains the basegame code reflecting all 102 playthroughs and a safeguard—something that "bites" anyone unauthorized who attempts to extract this .ini-File.
What happens is pretty much like the mythical box of Pandora.
And you already know, Tide was given the USB-stick and exactly that happened.
The moral of the story is that your past shapes who you are today. No Mecha without a Tide.
Focus on repairing what you have broken and stay determined in the process.
And this—as Mecha's personal goal—unfolds as part of his journey in AbyssTale.
Who knows? Perhaps Mecha will have the opportunity to choose whether to return to where he came from or remain with his newfound family.
Hi again! I was just wondering about Brown Kirby’s whole deal because he looks very cool and I especially like his wings
First of all thank you! I haven't explored Brown Kirby as a character as much as the others, but there are a few key traits I can share. They serve as a bit of a counterpart to Purple Kirby (Amaranth) who represents Flora and Fauna respectively in her negatively and positively charged forms. Brown Kirby (Chronoth) in contrast is less about nature and more about civilization. They devote their life to the study of history and “anthropology” (for lack of better words), collecting information and archiving their finds in their library. They're a lot more reserved than other Kirbies as an adult and have the sand ability.
This concept was originally intended for Dutch (Red Kirby), then reused. The wings are very intentionally different from any other Dark Matterborn to show off variety within the species.
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