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Coin | 26 South Park sideblog idk how active I'll be

[skiiken]

Happy belated birthday Kenny you beautiful bastard 🎉🎂

(Rushed my ass off for this lmao)

[skelestonkss]

humble folks without temptation

[crystallizedtwilight]

I guess it's just coffee shop U huh

[demonicblu3]

I forgot to upload this drawing here lol

Valentine's Day drawing

Kenny worked hard to buy his friends a little gift

[skelestonkss]

humble folks without temptation

[hazuki-tanuki]

the littlest guy

[kobebibebi]

woag

anyway fortnite

[spiritpalms]

I had a vision.

[buttersdoodles]

Reanimate w/ good future!Butters :P

[spcoin]

invest in nfts

[mtkmsp]

THE RETURN OF COVID Horror/thriller movie style!! I don't think I could find enough words to express how much I love doing those posters............ For this one, I felt like the cast of "antagonists" of the movie would make for a pretty awesome composition and mood, and paired with the church setting I think I got something pretty interesting, haha. More below!

As it happens, a fandom friend asked if I could maybe some day record my process, and therefore I did! (and went the extra mile adding goofy horror songs to it...) Check it out if you're interested :)

I've detailed it in the YT vid description as well, but my process is rather straightforward. I tend to be a "lazy person" in that I like to, ideally, spend the least time possible on anything, and so far this process is how I've best achieved that while still managing some rather complex pieces. I like to be extremely rough with my sketches and prioritize dynamism and composition, and I usually take my time repositioning the characters until I'm satisfied before I go any further. I don't have the best mental visualization so I usually try to have a very rough idea of what I want before I directly jump to sketching and mostly ideate there. The lineart is very straightforward as well. I come back later to adjust line thickness here and there but otherwise I just "trust my brush". The fake fisheye perspective is entirely wrong and made up so I needed some custom perspective lines to know roughly how to position the background elements.

I do come back with composition guides after I'm done with the lineart, just to check how the illustration is doing. I prefer not to use them at first because it tends to "constrain" me a bit too much, and I like to remain very free as to maintain a feeling of spontaneity, which is why I will only fix the composition afterwards (when I do). Coloring is then fairly streamlined, with background colors/atmosphere guiding the overall color scheme followed by character coloring and additional details. The most fun part comes with the post-processing, where I go wild with additional fog and light shaft layers to add depth to the entire thing. I use a bunch of additional tone curve layers to adjust the colors and make it more uniform, as well as one blurred, flattened copy of the illustration with strengthened contrasts, in overlay mode, to add some vibrance, and a noise layer for texture. That's it! Thanks for watching, for those interested :))

[buttfrovski]

this was going to be for an ask requesting scott malkinson but i can't find it

so here's scott

[demonicblu3]

[turnipoddity]

It’s butters!!!1!1! (and marjorine!!)

[mintypochi]

SoT Creek Redesign 🍂🍂

[eokiba-um]

[eokiba-um]