#vamp thoughts

[vamphellsing]

Anyone wanna pass a cigarette back and fourth as we sit on the porch stairs and talk about anything and everything. Its late at night and we're venting our frustrations but I can't help but stare at you from time to time because I think you're so goddamn beautiful but I can't tell you that right at this very moment but by god do I want to

[mdni]

it’s insane how many otherkin traits i had as a young child, way before i was aware that otherkinity or even vampires existed. i truly was created to be this way. my human body is limiting. i crave to be free from it. if i were immortal, there’s so many things i would do. it makes me wonder if it’s possible for me to turn someone else into a vampire without having the biological fangs. i would easily turn someone and have them continue on with my legacy until im born into a body that can’t die

[thevampirerose]

I think the biggest plus for me when it comes to drawing digitally rather than traditionally is the fact that things are reversible and you know it. If you're using paper and pencil, you have to be wary of what number pencil you use and the pressure you put on it or else they'll be a mark there. With digital drawing you can throw your caution to the wind on that because everything can be undone. Everything can be erased of ctrl + z and boom, no trace of a mistake. This is just really helpful because I am often halfway through a drawing before I start noticing mistakes. With a digital platform, it's 100% easier to go back and correct them without changing the entire picture. I mean, both platforms have their perks and drawbacks, but this is a big reason I prefer to use my tablet rather than my sketchbooks.