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[mrsketchy]

Merry Crimnus

[cactusdifuoco]

He just wants to be your (boy)friend!

Mrsketchy's super cool interpretation of our Lhisangiongiangioschio, a deep-sea merfolk.

[furiarossa]

Revenge for @mrsketchy! Both their Dusty and our Mircea have moth wings, so they can show them to each other! Who knows if they're happy to have found another bug guy...

(I have no idea of what are the colors of Dusty, so I went to this sort of monochrome-green for both of them. Stylish and safe XD).

And if you want to attack us... here's our artfight profile!

★ FurAffinity|Deviantart|Commission prices|Tapas|Pillowfort★

[ksclaw]

Yes hello, hi. I would like one order of...

*squints at ask meme menu*

Number 9? With an extra side of why in particular you wouldn't/couldn't write said fic?

Preferably in the fandom of Rise of the Guardians so I can actually follow the specifics of it!

9: Are there any fics you’d love to see but don’t want to write yourself? What are they?

Honestly, I've come up with a lot of prompts, that I would love to see written, and then put up on places like the rotgkinkmeme or other places.

One specific that comes to mind, is one I called The Golden Age is the Future. It is an enormous plotbeast, and I am grateful to alicat54 who did try to make a filler, but who gave it up.

Another example would be The Constellation Killer which I got inspired to from Agatha Christie.

My biggest reasons for why I can't or won't write certain fic ideas, mostly lies in the realm of lacking knowledge. You know how there'll sometimes be a bragging person who'll go "Anyone can write (insert title of an Agatha Christie or Arthur Conan Doyle story)!" and then they don't follow up on their word?

I'm sort of more in the camp of "I could try writing it, but I know it wouldn't turn out good."

Not because I'm looking down on my abilities as a writer. It's more a case of getting into the right mindset when it comes to certain things. Especially if it's in a specific genre, like a murder mystery or certain forms of science fiction. I look back at some of my prompts now and figure I could probably give it a shot with some of them, but it would have to be the smaller, easier ones. The ones where I've practically written a larger synopsis (such as the examples I linked to) are somehow too complicated for myself, weird as it sounds.

But I adore anyone who *has* gone and tackled my prompts, no matter how long it takes.

[mrsketchy]

He's a Phantom

Heya, I've been meaning to post my parts for the Rephanimated project and suffered a terrible case of procrastination.

I have a few scenes in the MAP, so more posts to come~ Behind the scenes and animation progress under the cut:

Part One: Base sketch and keyframes. Pretty self explanatory, redrawing Danno in my own style and figuring out his moving parts

Part Two: I wanted to have his eyes react to the light somewhat, so I workshopped some ideas regarding pupils and shine. I usually try a few different effects in the draft stage before I decide on which I'll choose

Part Three: While I took some time to think about it, decided to move on to the line art and blocking out the silhouette.

Part Four: By now I had a better idea of how I wanted to animate the eyes, having them follow the light along with the cat pupil (because why not) I coloured the base here too

Part Five: I continue colouring like any regular drawing, adding overlays and shadows (multiply layer) to give it a bit more vibrancy.

The eyes also get a shine effect that I had attempted in the draft, just a lot cleaner looking

Part Six: This part was painful, since I knew what I wanted to do but didn't have the know how on how to make it happen. Turns out masking/clipping can be temperamental for animation if you don't plan ahead. I ended up getting it to work after several attempts

Part Seven: Now I was ): because the eye animations were mostly hidden, so I decided to copy + paste them onto a new layer, then have them fade out so you have a few extra frames of spooky atmosphere

Part Eight: Lastly, darkening the scene and exporting

Thanks for coming to my TED Talk, I hope some of you's found this interesting. If you have any questions on how I did stuff, feel free to ask~ I look forward to animating more in the future, this project was a real learning curve, but very rewarding to work with everyone ty

-mrsketchy

[mrsketchy]

Happy new year everyone

I enjoyed replaying Prototype over the holiday period, nothing more festive than the widespread slaughter of millions

bonus under the cut vvv

no thoughts, only violence

[mrsketchy]

A series of slightly spooky minimalist posters

Part 10 of 13

[mrsketchy]

A series of slightly spooky minimalist posters

Part 8 of 13