AnasAbdin

if i look back, i am lost
todays bird

Origami Around
Acquired Stardust

❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
dirt enthusiast

Discoholic 🪩
art blog(derogatory)

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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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@skeletonraven
"there is no way you're not using chatgpt for at least a few things here and there no matter your stance on it" what the FUCK are you talking about
There are some characters where giving them therapy and cleaning them up is the fanfiction equivalent of buying antique furniture and painting it white
When you accidentally say the q word (quest) and your knight starts gently clanking from their happy wiggles like now you've done it, you have to send them into the dragon's lair or their helmet ploom will droop and they'll start waxing sad poetic in the moonlight
the spirit is unwilling and the flesh it feels not so good also
as a subtitler im incredibly biased as i say this but. shoutout to forms of fan labor other than fanart and fanfiction. fanart and fanfiction are awesome, don't take this as a dig at those, but i have a big appreciation for fans who provide closed captioning/subtitles/translations of works out of love n passion; fans who recap and explain aspects of the original work; fucking SPEEDRUNNERS, holy shit, shoutout to speedrunners and challenge runners in video game communities. lots of things that fall outside the scope of what comes to mind when people think of fanart/fan labor are integral parts of a healthy fan ecosystem
i guess basically i just feel a whole lot of love for people who work to find out and share everything they can about the thing they love and make the thing they love more accessible. people who take the time to add captions/descriptive audio to an auditory/visual work, record an audio version of a written work, adapt a work into a different language, explain the historical cultural context in which a work exists, rip and publish the files of a work, and uncover and share details that are easy to miss. everyone who, in their way, is saying "i love this thing so much. i want to know everything about it, and i want everyone to be able to participate."
gif makers are the backbone of fandom spaces and they never get praise (ie notes)
Much love to:
Subtitlers, transcribers, translators
Gif makers, photo editors, collage-makers
Vidders, animators, and fan video creators
Playlist creators and lyric compilers
Filkers and other fandom musicians
Folks who compile costume details for cosplayers and artists
3D modelers (both CG and traditional) who re-create sets digitally and in miniature
Archive and fandom wiki creators, admins, mods, and contributors
Podcasters and pod-ficcers
Zine creators, editors, and contributors
Fanfic event creators
Convention organizers, staff, and volunteers
do you like, have any tutorial or way to study your art style??
Like your art is so eye candy and I geniunely love the way you draw things, and want to ask for inspo from you and learn you, do you have any ways or tips for your art like walk me through your process beautiful art person
This is an incredibly kind thing to say, and I will be thinking about it for the rest of my life. I'm really happy you like my art <3
Tutorials and tips are a weird thing, mostly because I see every flaw in my art and think i'm not in place where I could give out advice to other people! However, if I had to give one tip, it would be to copy copy copy. Study the art that you like and study it really carefully. Try to replicate the way your favourite artists do things in your own art. Make copies of your favourite pieces until your hand hurts (but probably don't post those).
I'm sorry this isn't solid advice, and you've definitely heard it before, but i'm still learning myself ( ̄▽ ̄;)
my inability to make two pieces of art in a row from the same fandom will be my downfall. who needs consistency when you could have complete thematic and stylistic confusion instead :)
With every ship the first thing I ask myself is if the characters involved actually like / would like each other. If the answer is an uncomplicated yes, then I have to try again
for april fools we’re deleting this entire site sayonara you weeaboo shits