I'm gonna give another Tomodachi Life post; this time with silly little pictures using the Foto-Tomo building.
This game is really relaxing and dumb and I love it.
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I'm gonna give another Tomodachi Life post; this time with silly little pictures using the Foto-Tomo building.
This game is really relaxing and dumb and I love it.
Since it is now July, I would like to share the art that I sketched up throughout June. I ment to post this yesterday, but by the time I finished my pride month drawing it was too late in the night. So here we are! Hope y'all had a nice to decent time during June, and Happy Pride Month!
Artwork (from top to bottom): first is a headshot drawpile of some of Outcasts' villagers, second is a colored piece for my birthday (and yes I did date all the days I worked on that one), and last is my piece for pride month.
And now a guide list for the pride piece (left to right, top to bottom): Navira (intersex and nonbinary), Frosty (pansexual), Max (bisexual), Lavendelle (omnisexual), Jade (lesbian and asexual), Evia (aromantic and pansexual), Green (aroace and intersex), Justin (straight ally), T-Rexia (pan, demiromantic and demisexual), and Jonas (aroace)
Here's a question for y'all: what do you get when you put a previously human, feral orphan girl, an escaped ice-spewing lab mutant, and the daughter of an infamous war criminal/cult leader together?
You get the CHAOS SIBLINGS THATS WHAT! Here's T-Rexia, Frosty, and Evia from my story, titled "Outcasts." They are adopted siblings and they will gang up on you.
Also their displayed ages are from the end of Outcasts, not the beginning as that happens five years prior. I just like to age my characters along with me after I've figured out how to end their stories.