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sketch of lae'zel

i really love when people have favourites within their own ocverses you made that guy and then you got obsessed with them

pitchcanker

New video on what I think is creepy, and how I draw uncanny illustrations

gobbyteeth

oooo you are not immune to big demonic woman oooo

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patroclusdefencesquad

listen. men covered in their own blood. women covered in other people's blood. it's not difficult

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chibi of my goblin girl Prush!

gobbyteeth

Hello 👋 i’m gonna try taking coffee requests for little sketchy headshots! limited slots for the moment https://ko-fi.com/prush_art/commissions

sictransitgloriamvndi

ahalal-uralma

- Frederick Simpson Coburn

pitchcanker

RABID DOGS GET PUT DOWN

gobbyteeth

ooooo turning my wow characters into D&D characters ooooooo

gobbyteeth

something from our campaign i thought was cute!

he can lie but he can't lie to her

sainamoonshine

A note to all creatives:

Right now, you have to be a team player. You cannot complain about AI being used to fuck over your industry and then turn around and use it on somebody else’s industry.

No AI book covers. No making funny little videos using deepfakes to make an actor say stuff they never did. No AI translation of your book. No AI audiobooks. No AI generated moodboards or fancasts or any of that shit. No feeding someone else’s unfinished work into Chat GPT “because you just want to know how it ends*” (what the fuck is wrong with you?). No playing around with AI generated 3D assets you can’t ascertain the origin of. None of it. And stop using AI filters on your selfies or ESPECIALLY using AI on somebody else’s photo or artwork.

We are at a crossroad and at a time of historically shitty conditions for working artists across ALL creative fields, and we gotta stick together. And you know what? Not only is standing up for other artists against exploitation and theft the morally correct thing to do, it’s also the professionally smartest thing to do, too. Because the corporations will fuck you over too, and then they do it’s your peers that will hold you up. And we have a long memory.

Don’t make the mistake of thinking “your peers” are only the people in your own industry. Writers can’t succeed without artists, editors, translators, etc making their books a reality. Illustrators depend on writers and editors for work. Video creators co-exist with voice actors and animators and people who do 3D rendering etc. If you piss off everyone else but the ones who do the exact same job you do, congratulations! You’ve just sunk your career.

Always remember: the artists who succeed in this career path, the ones who get hired or are sought after for commissions or collaboration, they aren’t the super talented “fuck you I got mine” types. They’re the one who show up to do the work and are easy to get along with.

And they especially are not scabs.

*that’s not even how it ends that’s a statistically likely and creatively boring way for it to end. Why would you even want to read that.