Hello there! My name is Avi, I haven’t seen your connection on the communication channel before, so I assume you’re new?
HIHI!! New ask! Yay!
And answering your question, no, I’ve been in the fandom since December 2025, but I started to get more known by its folks from January 2026 onwards, so I’m not that new to the fandom. And yes, I’m also aware of the controversial topics here too, so I already know what the guidelines are and stuff.
I just wanted to join The Lego Movie nation because I was really bored and wanted to share some of my stuff, y’know, to keep the community alive.
In fact, a while ago, you reblogged one of my posts too, so we’ve interacted before already! ^^ You just probably didn’t recognize me, but that’s fine!
If you wanna ask me something personal, you can communicate with me through my main blog, which is @pixelego. But if you wanna send asks for the RP stuff, communicate through this blog! <3
AHHHHHHHH BLUE HELLO!!!!!!! i hope youre doing well :D its the first time in ages that ive drawn hornet (or anything hollow knight related for that matter..) so im still getting used to it again haha ;;; im glad you like it!!
Dem: I don’t think I’ve played anything other than sports n’ stuff, baseball, football, basketball, hockey, you name it- Wait did you mean instruments-
i hope you dont mind me asking and you spilling some art secrets, but how do you make the textures on your drawings, like the pride icons? theyre very pleasing to look at!! :0c
//sure!! here’s a tutorial on how I do it (though there isn’t really a set way to do it fygvuhbijn)
edit: woah that’s long I’m going to put it under a cut if that’s alright!!
1. once you finish your drawing (recommended but not necessary, as the static sometimes might not clash with the colours well), search up “static wallpaper” on google or whatever search engine you use and choose an image that you think fits the best. wallpapers are higher in quality and it’s easier to fill up the drawing. here’s the one I usually prefer using:
2. when you find the image you want, right click and select “copy image” from the menu that comes up. of course you could save the image and copy it from that but on a mac it takes so much longer to open the file in preview and then copy it (at least from my experience ;; )
3. once you’ve copied the file go back to your drawing and paste the wallpaper image on top of your drawing. it should look something like this depending on the software you use (yes i dont name my layers):
(since mine isn’t fully covering the canvas, I can also paste the wallpaper again, position it to line up with the other layer and then merge them together to create one full drawing’s worth of static wallpaper but since my drawing is pretty small I can just move it to cover what I’ve drawn. at this stage you can also use clipping to connect it to any specific parts of your drawing but for now I’ll move on.)
4. (this stage is specific to medibang/firealpaca, but I think there’s alternatives for other softwares) go to the blending menu and select “overlay”.
5. and finally, change the opacity of the static layer to fit your drawing!! for mine I usually put it at 10-30% but I’m sure there are some exceptions :]
enjoy using static filters!! do bear in mind that black and white DO NOT work on the static filter, mainly because it doesn’t pick up on the two colours :[
