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My character from a magical school TTRPG a friend is running atm. :3 Process gif below cut:

#original character #original characters #TTRPG #magical school #magical girls #she's just as confused about her powers as everyone else

#late night depresso drawings #har #original character

#forgot to ever put this up oops #derogatory language cw #jonathan crane #scarecrow #the riddler #riddler #edward nygma #Edward nigma

Last pic from this meme:

#original characters #sporty boi ain't mine tho

Same guy, 30 years apart

Full views here [If you're a minor or know me IRL, please avert your eyes lest I die of humiliation, thanks]

#original character #nsfw

RP doodles :3

#original character #original characters #superhero #well... retured superhero #lost his powers #superheroes #need to draw the other peeps using theirs

You’ve clearly been talented quite a long time, but it seems like your recent Scarecrow pieces seem like a real progression in your style. Have you been doing anything deliberate to improve your art? I really love what you’ve been doing.

Oh thank you anon!

I've been beating my head against the wall of self-loathing for decades and finally broke through to paint with the reckless abandon of the unadulterated inability to give a shit!

lol jk (sort of), if you're talking about the two recent scarecrow paintings, I've been trying to paint in grayscale to get the values better before then coloring in blending layers over it (in traditional media, you'd use an underpainting and then glaze over it). It's got its up and downs. I certainly have a better grip on chiaroscuro, but it's also been much more difficult to control my colors and paint as vibrantly. The maggot-scarecrow painting had me screaming for a week trying to figure out how to color it. This technique worked well for dark and moody paintings where the colors are allowed to be a little more muddy, but idk if I could/would still use it for a particularly vibrant painting. I'm still learning!

For example, here's a grayscale WIP and its colored counterpart. The lighting is there, but the colors are still not quite where I want them to be. Whereas in this Karlach painting, the colors are bursting, but the lighting is a little confused and the figure is flatter.