#puddlestheduck1

[puddlestheduck1]

y’all look at silly teen Charles from my au

It’s a highschool au where he’s in the year before senior year (I’m not American idk what it’s called) he’s a nerd and doesn’t have friends other than raven. Erik is a foreign exchange student who doesn’t speak much English and keeps to himself but one day Charles sits with him at lunch, wanting to be friends.

also Charles has a degenerative spine disease which limits his movement

[veevil]

He’s hungry. F E E D H I M

dinner is served‼️💅✨

i blacked out and i had drawn this good night

[veevil]

THAT CHAP WHEN ERIK WAS IN THE TUB AND SCARED

MY SWEET BOY he must've been so scared bkdjsjsksks this is so lovely!!!! little fish man......

[puddlestheduck1]

I was watching muppets most wanted and got jump scared by James Mcavoy. Like since when was he in this movie 😭

Charles is following me everywhere 🤟😞

[veevil]

(Old) Charles trying to lure siren erik

“See I’m a lobster, I won’t hurt you”

Oh they def getting freaky like that...

[puddlestheduck1]

this isn’t fandom related but i was painting and wanted to share my improve meant since 2023/24

my first painting of a tiger at the beginning of 2024/ end of 2023:

Versus the one I’m painting now

Hess so fluffy

[veevil]

this is either: Hank or raven trying to bond with Erik or smth idk 😭

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNeKoHGTW/

THIS GOES HARD‼️‼️

[veevil]

hi! I was just wondering how I would go about starting commissions? Cause wove been thinking about it for a while now but don’t know how to go about it, also if you think my art is even good enough for comms lol. Feel free to ignore this but I know you do commissions and wanted advice 😋

HI HELLO!! Starting commissions is a great idea, you should definitely look into it! Your art for sure is good enough and I would pay for that shit!!!

What I did back in the day was to look at other people's commission sheets to compare the prices they were asking for and see if I would be willing to pay that amount for their art.

The hardest part for me was to set a price for my stuff. I started with asking like 10 dollars for a piece which is way too litte so don't do that mistake. Take in account how much time it takes you to draw the piece and how much your effort is worth yk?

Also set up a paypal account if you don't have one already. That's the preferred way people use to pay from what I've seen.

Oh and don't let people take advantage of you. Ask for payment before making all of that effort to finish a piece. I personally ask for payment after the client approves the sketch. So in case they dip you haven't spent hours on a piece!!

Hope these help!