I decided to set up a summoning circle with your stickers and postcard and finally, *finally,* after eluding me for so many rolls before, he immediately comes home—
CRYING LOL that's alchemy stars right?? that's so good :') the collective power of the little guys manifesting the big guy...
Oooh, that's hard. I don't know if I could settle on just one aesthetic type because I'm kinda fickle and I like a lot of things that are varied. Like I don't think they could be seen as something coherent when all put together. I like neon lights and colors, a kind of urban nightlife aesthetic, but I also love flowers and flowy dresses. I like really vibrant skies. I like simple things, but I also like opulent things - intricate designs and things that border on or could actually be considered garrish. Now that I think about it, I think the best description of my preferred aesthetic is whatever was going on in Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet.
Hmmmmmm..... frankly I'm not so sure how to answer this question. I feel like people who often see my art could recognize my artstyle better than myself tbh >////<
But anyway, some art friends had commented several times about my thick, bold, and confident lines, which is more clearly shown in my traditional works, such as:
The left one was from 2019, the right one from 2021
Even before I switched to brushpens I think my artlines are already bold though
Also, idk who said that but... the way I draw jawlines and necks, apparently? I know I tend to hover towards realistic proportions, but idk?
I think my artstyle in general leans towards the seinen spectrum? I certainly don't go all cute lmao
Other noticeable features is maybe the colors? I do prefer warm undertones after all.
Tell me what part of my art that makes you guys go 'Oh it's Zi!' ^^
I would gobble up every tidbit possible of that AU ( º言º ). But honestly when I saw that note about the cooks finding out about Akashi's newfound desire for vanilla treats, the first thing my mind went to was the angst potential lol. Imagine... Kuroko left (official or angst reasons depending on the degree of pain you would like to dish out) and now Akashi just silently looks at the vanilla treats the kitchen sends him. He doesn't know what to do.
(For max!angst, afterwards, the cook received a notice from his young master, stating that he no longer wants any vanilla-related things from now on.)
Thank you so much for taking an interest!!! LMAO of course the first thing to point out would be what would happen after Tetsuya leaves... and indeed, the chef would be confused why Akashi’s cravings would all of a sudden be put to a halt.
I actually already have a plan for that bit, but I guess it depends on which one we want to suffer more...
I’m hiding the rest under a cut just in case you don’t want to be spoiled xD
When Tetsuya returns to Heaven after finishing his Earthly tasks, for him to actually earn his halo, he has to take Akashi’s memories with him and absorb them as his powers. It actually depends if an apprentice angel would need to be assigned to a lot of children to achieve this, but taking the memories are a significant part of it. The stronger the bond with the child, the more powerful the memories. In Tetsuya’s case, Akashi’s memories alone would be enough to earn him a halo.
There’s a reason why guardian angels like Tetsuya are only assigned to very young children and that’s because that’s a time when their minds are highly influenced by their imagination. Think of it as invisible, imaginary friends you had when you were younger -- you may have had them, but you don’t quite remember their names now or what exactly you were doing with them, or even what they look like if you had an image of them in your head.
Because a child’s mind is easy to influence, it’s also very easy to forget as time goes on... so while Tetsuya’s good deeds and efforts to make Akashi happy and get over his mother’s death stays, Akashi won’t have any recollection of his time with Tetsuya at all. If he does, his memories that involve Tetsuya would be very fragmented. Sadly, a hard price to pay.
In regards to the treats, Akashi would be confused why the chef even thinks he likes vanilla because he actually hasn’t even had them, despite finding a lot of them in his room after Tetsuya had gone.
This ask made me look at my WIPs (which just all happen to be fanfic right now) to see if there is any indication that I have a favorite word. I apparently use the word "promise" a lot, but I think it's just the nature of that piece. Still a good word though. I do like saying the word "serendipitous", I guess that could be a favorite.
The background of your abandoned draft from the fashion zine is like
I have no words
I thought it was a pretty much completed background of a snowy forest with stone stairs until I did a double-take and actually zoomed in to figure out if it was an almost completely rendered background or a wip background
Tl;dr it's beautiful
thank you so much ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
I was so sad I had to abandon that one bc I actually like it so much, but it couldn’t work as well with what I planned so yea ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ honestly I like the concept of that BG better than the second piece lmao (tho I’m still so proud of the finished thing anyway)
if u look v carefully you’re still gonna find shit like this
