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short answer: Im not as good at lineart as I’d like to be so I’d rather leave it sketchy than clean.
long answer: I don’t like to spend too much time on something I find a drag if the intent is to do it for fun! If I like the process of refining or just really like the drawing and wanna make it look nicer, I continue! If not, I call it good enough.
About 80% of what I draw are sketches (at least, what I consider sketches). Trust me, I have TONS of drawings that don’t get on my blog for whatever reason. I especially love exploring character interactions and/or expressions, and those require a lot of drawings. Anyway, sketches are good for exploring concepts quickly and are just plain fun!
As for posting, I judge my sketch drawings first by how much i like them, how interesting i find them, and how readable they are. I don’t think about it all too much, to be honest.
the approximate way I think of it is: it’s my blog, if someone doesn’t like the messy stuff I post, they can leave.
I’m not sure how helpful that is to you personally but that’s my take on it!
Cafeteria supply run. Good news, the big scary thing is dead! Bad news, what the fuck killed it
Now lets look at my guys! To clarify, I didn't think too hard about most of these elements - more like... reinforcing them when I notice something I like abt a design in progress? Though again, I have had a lot of practice.
Also, I'm just a design-first kind of oc creator. it's rare that I have a character with a developed personality before I know what they look like, but it might work differently for other people!
[part 1 - Look outside character design]
Weird question: when Herb and Stu start living together, who would do vacuuming the home/majority of the chores? I figure they’d probably split but the thought of Herb using a regular vacuum does kill me a lil bit. The awkwardness…
oh yeah they split it 50/50 with wiggle room depending on who's more busy with work and whatnot
topical shitty comic
I am unequively feasting upon your depiction of flaw ritual Sam <3
glad youre enjoying!!! have the postapoc welcome committee being not very good at it