#chundertale

[daroamine]

CHUNDERTALE.

[improvidence318]

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Original AU do not steal

I’m kidding. Do whatever you want with Chundertale

[despazito]

your post about that rainforest something-or-other movie a while back made me feel less silly about the amount of rage i'm consumed with when i see parrots in media with anisodactyl feet /eagles with red-tailed hawk calls dubbed in, thank u

its.....really irritating

[cartooncoyote]

chundertale replied to your post “greajaggi -> clawmarkrune”

reshiham

get out of my house

[truantng]

yo, happy birthday! (assuming that post was referencing your bday asdfsdsf)

It was, yeah hahah

[truantng]

oh hey, the girls from the stream! i love your style :] was wondering, do you have any tips for someone who wants to learn how to draw?

Thank ya kindly! I have a few bits of advice! If you're just starting out and you plan on teaching yourself how to draw, I would highly recommend starting out with learning anatomy. How the body moves, how the individual pieces and parts effect the overall structure, that sorta thing. There are sites like line-of-action.com that have a plethora of reference images and even built in tools to help you out with stuff like timed drawing challenges I'd also highly recommend that you try and not feel discouraged if a drawing doesn't turn out the way how you want it to. It's incredibly easy to feel discouraged with something you made because it doesn't look "right" to you. Feeling discouraged comes with the territory, I'm afraid, but ultimately that feeling discouraged shouldn't be something that keeps you from doing what you want to do, gnome sayin'?