*eats your cats food and makes them watch*

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consider. some fungus creatures

just one

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Can you do something with a pig and a dog? I feel like they would be such a cute pair of friends.

they meet up every saturday

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do you have a favorite soup? or do you like soup?

[imp]

demons are real but you create them yourself so.

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Depression is kicking my butt lately, could you bestow upon me something to help make feel better?

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A multiversal fisherman

Make of that what you will

there could be anything in there

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SLITHERING inwards (accompanied by a friend)

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Mushroom wizard mushroom wizard mushroom wizard!

straddling the gnome/wizard border

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this is murmur, who was commissioned by a friend of mine for their dnd campaign! she is made out of cardboard, paper mache, and cotton, and she is malicious

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i made a patreon!

hi im laurence and i draw things. ive drawn a lot of things! if youre reading this you might have seen some of them. i made a little patreon to endeavor the further creation of things, and help me pay my rent ( to keep being in a place and making more things )

there wont be any art thats posted here that isnt eventually posted publically ( although there IS a tier for mailing out goodies that might have exclusive items, i dont know yet! ) so this is just a way people can say thank you if you wanna

no pressure! im just out here drinkin juice. thanks for readin!

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watching, and waiting

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Could we get a drawing of all the mushroom-themed Pokemon hanging out together? :D

its shroomishs birthday today

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tangle

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a concept

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my god….

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the walking fortress

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slithering in

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the unfortunate truth about drawing scales is that they never really get less annoying to do and getting better at them only means you get to draw more complicated ones

the way they generally work for me is i tend to follow a pattern of larger, flatter scales following the tops of arms and leg surrounded by smaller, rounded support scales - i try to use a lighter touch on the pen pressure while filling in the scales so the outlines end up more distinctive

this works basically the same for the head!

for the longer stretches of body i tend to use the interlocking u’s, starting with one row on the widest part of the body and building downwards

copying and pasting isnt a perfect shortcut, especially if you have a lot of curves, but it DOES save a chunk of time

they dont have to be perfect!! honestly the hardest part is getting them to be even, and that just takes a lot of practice. remember that theyll fold in a bit as they get closer to the edge of the body if you can manage it ( which is hard ) - the closer the thinner, which helps give the illusion of curving. uhhh hope this helps