#operasks

[frogopera]

The way you color is AMAZING. how. How do u do it

AHH THANK YOU!! its uhhh....i actually have no idea how i color, sorry! i just kinda space out when im drawing lmao! i usually end up putting a lot of color correcting layers on top of my art though...

[frogopera]

Wait I don't know the comics, do Raven and Starfire have a significant age gap in them? I watched Teen Titans growing up which is why I think they're cute together

in some versions yeah i think so? honestly im not up to date on this so i’m not the best person to ask hgfkjgf i just know that in the new titans show and a few of the dc animated movies raven is a teenager around 14-16 and starfire is a young adult.

 they were the same age in teen titans the animated show and some of the comics, though, so i think its still ok to ship them as long as you aren’t pulling from a specific source where there was that age gap

[frogopera]

i love your art!! ik you arent rly into jojo as much anymore but i rly wanted to tell u that i LOVE how u draw yasuho and gappy and it's so nice to see someone draw yasuho kinda chubby!!! shes my favorite and its so nice to see someone draw her like someone who looks like me! sorry if thts weird i just wanted to let u know! also i love the colors you use in your art theyre always rly pleasant on the eyes

thank you sm!! <3

[frogopera]

Why do you draw jjba characters as black people?

how does me drawing characters as minorities impact you enough that you feel the need to ask me a passive aggressive question like this

[frogopera]

ahhh its freaking crazy how good ur art is and how much youve improved i LOVE LOVE your work

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I’m really trying to improve and vary my techniques this year and I feel like im slowly getting somewhere gkfhjgf.....

[frogopera]

Really love your she-ra art, especially the one with Adam since i picture's likely how they'll depict him in the reboot. although i have to ask. Do you think since He-man being gay has been such a huge joke about the series over the years that making it cannon might accidentally impose some negative stereotypes or implications? Just thought it was an interesting subject.

thank you! i don’t think it would be negative, personally, because the creator/s of he-man and she-ra didn’t MEAN for adam’s depiction to be offensive or negative in any way (AS FAR AS I KNOW) so i don’t think him being canonically gay would be perpetuating anything unless the reboot writers really dug their feet into a stereotypical gbf persona or made jokes antagonizing the fact that he was gay. 

the writers of spop have been pretty good with keeping lgbt rep pretty well-handled so far (probably because (i think) a lot of the people working on the show are lgbt and lgbt writers know how to write lgbt characters) so honestly i’m not worried about it. i think if they do bring him on the show (which is doubtful bc dreamworks doesn’t really have rights to he-man??? maybe?) they would handle his character pretty well, whether they depict him as gay or not. 

it is a pretty interesting subject, and i’m just one person who honestly doesn’t know that much about the history of the series so i might not be the best source on this info lol, but in my professional lesbian opinion i think writing him as a non-stereotyped gay character would be more of a fuck you to homophobes who made jokes about og he-man than something that feeds into their ideas. then again who really knows with the track record that netflix cartoons have??

anyways i’m just kinda jabbering. if anyone has something actually insightful to say about this feel free to add on! 

[frogopera]

please come back froggy with your lovely giornos art

hgjdfkhjf i’m not gone! i just haven’t had time to do any personal art lately i’m sorry!!

[frogopera]

Even if Skeletor isn't directly introduced, a reference would b great, he's amazing

alright i’ll agree with that. knowing the show so far we might get one of those honestly