#vu asks

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What happened to cosmo??

he still exists! just got a redesign, actually

i stopped drawing quite so much fnaf so he mostly lives in my heart now <3

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Do whatever you have in your mind

-The Devil

not sure this is what anyone had in mind

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Fig fetus dissection yay 🤝

i love shaking hands in dissected pig fetus :)

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"i may have to kill you for this" made me cackle thank you amazing dynamic

oh yeah ofc, i love their dynamic cause it's basically this

narinder mellowed the fuck out with a mortal life and lamb just keeps bottling up more rage with every year of their extended lifespan

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Please I beg (nicely) for the lamb and narinder ref sheet

i've p much only got their heads but here ya go! i've been meaning to give them both updated clothing refs but it'll be a minute until i can work on those so have fun w/ their faces

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Hi! I got sent over here by Bamsara to ask your opinions on a good starter/durable drawing tablet! Honestly probably woulda come over here anyways ‘cause I follow you both!

yEAAAAAAAAAAS I got so many starter tablets under my belt. (Note, these are all pen tablets, not DISPLAY tablets so if you'd like any info on those I'd be happy to help!)

I personally started with a Wacom Intuos (kept it for about 12 years before I threw it), and honestly there's a lot of positives and negatives with it. On the upside, it is ASTOUNDINGLY durable, it's a great size for transportation, and Wacom is a well-known and otherwise trustworthy brand. On the downside, Wacom has been notorious for not updating drivers on older products, the pen pressure leaves a lot to be desired, and Wacom's pricing is usually on the upper end.

A good follow-up for a similar price is the Huion HS610 series, it's also one of my personal favorites. It's got quite a larger capture area than the Intuos, they're extremely lightweight, the drivers update frequently (even for out of date models), the pen pressure is utterly divine, and the amount of accessories included makes up for the slightly steeper price. On the downside, because of it's larger size, it is a bit more difficult to travel with, but if you draw primarily from home it's a very good fit.

And if neither of these brands do it for you, the XP-Pen's 01 V2 might be a good fit (and on sale for $47.99 right now!). While I haven't personally owned this one, it was one I did quite a bit of research on when looking for a replacement when my Intuos started giving me trouble a while back. The Deco series comes in multiple sizes, colors, and wired/wireless settings (look for the series on the website, I've only linked the 01 V2), they come with multiple accessories and adapters for both PC and mobile phone use, the pen pressure has been relatively well reviewed, and the price beats out both Wacom and Huion. Unfortunately, because I haven't personally owned this one I can't speak on the drawbacks of the tablet, but from what I see they're a well reviewed brand overall.

Hope this helps!

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Can I cashapp you sum $$ just to enjoy your day if you want drop your cashapp tag / PayPal / Apple Pay / venmo / Chime / Zelle 💰🤍🥀………?????!!!!!

this is proof that selfshipping with a robot is always morally correct and good because even the irl bots want me

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Please feel free to ignore!! But, since you were able to help with the pants, do you have any other tips for drawing clothing?

i think this is actually helping a lot with my burn out so yeah! i've even got different body types for this one: