Sterlynx's Schizzle

Just some random crap I like. If you wanna see art by me look at my other blog.

[kultasardiini]

Oopsie

[avalypuff]

so I was looking at pics of Team Skull’s base, HQ, whatever it is.

It looks pretty cool. You can see Guzma’s got a lot of bottles and shit, and he has some serious talent as an interior designer, and– wait… 

what is…?

omg…

[sometipsygnostalgic]

reblog this post to bless your hive of Scum and Villainy

[fungalzombie-deactivated2019031]

time to pick up crosstitch again.

[w3rewolf-th3rewolf]

I made a pattern if anyone wants to use it…

[lfdy88]

[anthonybourdainpartsunknown]

lets not forget this gem

[slopaganda]

cant believe we’re leaving out this

and more importantly this

[anthonybourdainpartsunknown]

interesting how you forgot 

and

[slopaganda]

ok but

and

[anthonybourdainpartsunknown]

hmmm and perhaps

[tumblin-monkeys]

and these ones too

[bisexualculture]

I’m not sure how you managed to forget this gem:

[blu-canary-deactivated20220609]

[egax]

[triple-q]

I have noted every point in FLIP FLAP FLIP FLAP where the song changes key and what key it changes to.

I’ve never heard an anime ED in my life that gets this ridiculous. Seriously this is some Danny Elfman tier bullshit

[triple-q]

So yeah it turns out I’m a friccin’ moron and this analysis I did is wrong. 

Honestly I was waiting for someone to call out the inaccuracies on my analysis since my music theory is tenuous at best. This is because as a mashup artist I relate songs or keys to other ones to see how well they fit: all of my knowledge is always relative, not absolute.

But hey, if it means that more people will talk about how outrageously complex FLIP FLAP FLIP FLAP is then that’s good.

So yeah, anyone who’s more knowledgeable about the subject is welcome to correct me.

[triple-q]

I did the mashup of the butt bumping girls

[sterlynx-blog]

Triple-Q has blessed us with another mashup. This shit is hilarious. 

[shourca]

Looks like D.Va just got freindzoned XDDD  I draw this based on >>this picture<< of D.Va and Genji voice actor people say that it was a “manner hand” in Korea and Genji’s VA is just being sweet and a gentleman but I think it would be funny to intepret it this way LOL XD

[shourca]

I’ve made a prequel(?) to this!! XD So yeah! Here’s the reason behind Genji’s legendary hoverhand!

[awesomedigitalart]

Alexandra Khitrova

facebook - deviantart

[chattermaxunderthesink]

IT’S ALMOST 1:00 AM AND I GOT THE BEST WRONG NUMBER TEXT EVER.

[chattermaxunderthesink]

here, by request of more than one person:

[talesofthestarshipregeneration]

awwwwwwwwwwa

[kokohar-deactivated20170917]

THIS IS SO CUTE

[jeza-red]

Accidental Alliance of Decorators is what I’m here for!

[blackfemalejesus]

omg yesss <3

[azertip]

Samuel Youn

[sludgejudy-deactivated20170915]

[chasekip]

[jelloapocalypse]

SHE’S SO CUTE

[loish]

About half a year ago, I reflected on my life and decided that I spent a lot of time alone, behind my computer. It’s where I feel safest and get the most work done. I felt like it was time for something new - to go out into the world, meet people, and share knowledge in a new way. So I attended Abunaicon here in the Netherlands. It was my first time showing up at an event of that size as “Loish”, to do a live demonstration of my drawing process and to sign books. I was so terrified! I was literally shaking as I walked in. Although I knew it would be ok, deep down inside I was scared that everyone would be disappointed.

But it was amazing! The people I met were kind, supportive, and genuinely interested in how I work. So then I went to FACTS in Gent, to draw on a massive stage with a microphone attached to my head. It was so scary but so rewarding! Soon after, I did a live drawing session at KLIK animation festival. I realized that participating in events like this was not only a career move, but also to meet new people and reconnect with old friends. I just returned from CTNX, my fourth event, and I’m just so sad that it’s over. It was so incredible and I don’t think I’ve ever made so many new friends in such a short amount of time!

I’ve heard people say that the internet isolates people and keeps real friendships from growing. I’ve experienced the opposite. I’ve made so many friends online, and now I’m meeting these friends face-to-face. I have to say, the experience is just.. incredible. Thanks so much to everyone who came and said hi in these recent months, and who shared their story with me! I couldn’t be happier right now, or more grateful. And to those I haven’t met face-to-face yet, I look forward to someday meeting you - your support on the internet means so much to me! You guys are the best!!!

[sterlynx-blog]

Persona themed portrait I did for my friend @eurekaadyne

Hope you like it ^^

[hakuteeth]

me: I’m not bitter

narrator: she was bitter

[sterlynx-blog]

It’s 3am and wednesday my dudes.

And I’m still on crunch time for one of my nerd’s drawings. 

[yuumei-art]

Hi everyone! With so many bad things happening this year, we can all use some more love and kindness in this world. Which is why for this Thanksgiving, I’ll be doing a charity sale and donating 100% of the profit to reputable environmental and internet freedom charities. I’ve already donated over $1,200 to the Natural Resource Defense Council and the Sierra Club, plus $200 per month for as long as I can. This charity sale will be giving 10% off all purchases from my www.YuumeiArt.com/shop , just use the promo code GIVINGTHANKS from Friday Nov 25th to 29th. In addition, all purchases will receive an extra mystery print and/or mystery button as a thank you for helping the charities! 

Long time followers of my comics such as Knite (about pollution in China) and Fisheye Placebo (about internet surveillance and censorship) will know how important these issues are to our generation. I grew up under the polluted skies of China, where the air choked my lungs and burned my eyes, and I was constantly sick. I never want to see my new home in America go down the same path, which is why protecting the blue skies, the clean air, the clear water and everything that lives within it is so important to me. It’s the same with internet freedom. In China, you can’t access many websites, and can’t freely speak your mind without being censored or worse. These important and basic rights are constantly under attack by corrupt corporations and government officials who put their own money before our future. 

The charities work hard to fight against the corruption, and they need all the help they can get. You can help too by educating yourself about these issues, spreading the word, donating, volunteering, or charity sales. If you know a great charity that needs donations, leave them in the comments! :)

We are not powerless. Spread the kindness, spread the love!