#timtale

[leenalecklin]

Been fighting a huge art block this Christmas. Maybe some robots will help. 🤖🤖

EAM-os E2 and E3 models from my story - they look aaalmost the same, can you spot the difference? I also designed a robot dock that would actually make sense. I think all the robots have holes in their torso designed just for docking, so they can be held completely still when repaired. 

[marieriina]

Happy Birthday to @leenalecklin 

(Don’t ask why this turned out such a mess of different styles x’D )

[leenalecklin]

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE! 🎄❤️❄️ I drew Tim as a tiny Christmas tree and now he’s ready to lighten up the dark winter night 🌟

[leenalecklin]

Tim is a birdie boy! ✨✨

[leenalecklin]

I’ve been working on Tim’s room design for some time now and this how it looks so far. Still not sure if I should flip the whole thing or keep it like this. I think he hoards like half of the house’s cutlery in his room.

[leenalecklin]

In my story Robin de Silva is the fire fighter who rescues Tim - and also adopts him later on. However, he had a bad tendency to take huge risks on the duty. So after couple of years raising Tim he gets killed on a mission, and Tim is moved to a foster home where the main story begins. Tim’s mask was also originally Silva’s old ceremonial mask: there is a resemblance in the facial features, since most of the masks are custom made for the person wearing them. I’ve been trying to study how to draw muscles as Robin is a beefy old man. 💪 It’s still hard but I’m getting there

[leenalecklin]

I’ve been following TimTale for… two, going onto three? years, and that’s not that long of a time, honestly, but I still have such, like. Nostalgic emotions associated with it. Makes me really happy. ALSO can I say that I’ve always loved how distinct Tim’s body language is? He always seems kinda hunched in on himself, a bit like he’s trying to make himself smaller. Somehow it makes him feel more distinct. ANYWAYS I hope you have a great week!!!!

Agh, Thank you so much! It really means a world to me. Yeah, Timtale has really been a long-term project of mine. (How long has it been? 4 years? 5?) It moves on super slowly, as for the most of the time it’s my last priority after the school and my freelance work - but it makes me really happy to work on it even little by little.❤️ 

Being invisible is exactly what he’s trying to do - and he’s so used to do it that he can’t let it go even when he’s with his friends or all by himself. And he’s quite small to begin with - people get surprised when I tell them Tim is only 150 cm (4′11′’) tall. He’s a tiny boy. 

[leenalecklin]

show us the boy without his mask

Like this? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)