#timeladymorsillon

[mewtwoandme]

I don't know if this has been asked yet or not but what references did you use for the times you've drawn trees or forest backgrounds/landscapes?

I sometimes look at real landscapes photography, but I lean more towards looking at Studio Ghibli landscape art, given my style is semi-realistic

[otwilightking]

"I'm not afraid of you."

The Twilight king smirks underneath the metal mask accompanied by a light chuckle.

"And why not ??"

[doberart]

Hi!

You mentioned your commissions are open, do you have any rules or guidelines?

Yes, they are open! I do have some guidelines and rules, such as not doing anything NSFW or offensive, and I don’t draw ships. I also tend to stay away from drawing my own versions of the Bendy characters except in specific situations. My other rule is that there are no refunds once the piece is received. I’m open to a variety of characters, OCs, fandoms, and styles, so just feel free to ask via email or DM. I’m going to update my commission prices soon, but here is my current list. Just let me know if you have any questions, I’m happy to answer them. :)

[spudinacup]

God that preview image is such fucking mood.

[reshimun]

inktober day 30: catch

[faranae]

When writing for a character with an accent for a comic book (like with Davie as an example) what's the better route to take: consistent accent through text or the occasional slip into an accent while speaking normally? Does it depend on the accent's thickness?

See, this will vary depending on style. 

For the most part in writing, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a character’s accent written out fully and still work without coming across as making fun of them or being unreadable. It’s best to describe or relate the accent to something that the reader might be familiar with early on, and slip in consistent (but unobtrusive) modifications the dialogue throughout.

Comics though, comics are a visual medium and come with more options. I’ve seen accents done in interesting ways in comics, often through the use of a decidedly different - but still readable - font from the rest of the cast. Some folks modify the bubbles themselves. It looks different, ergo your brain assumes it’s likely to sound different. Or you can use the same method as above.

YMMV of course, I’m mostly speaking from observation and my own experiences as I’ve dabbled and consumed more media.

[junkxnstein]

*-glomp-*

“Morsillon, I – what are you doing?”

[stormcallart]

I don't know how old exactly your smoke tutorial is but I am very glad I stumbled across it! I love your work and thank you for making this on a whim! :D

AHH I hope it made enough sense and that it helps you make some cool smokey effects! :D