Zack

oc artist mainly (but a fanart acc) he/him + agender

[kishisleep]

tabieitaken pikmin

[kishisleep]

tabieitaken pikmin

[roquegrise]

redraws

[zacktilinn]

#bunny

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Rin itoshi tsundere

[queueniform]

optimal orb

[zacktilinn]

TINKWEBWL FANART

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Hi

[marsoid]

Michelle x Joan on Patreon ☁️🩷

[zacktilinn]

Eddsworl

[orcaking]

*in the fading light*

[ID: A digital illustration of a gay trans couple sharing an intimate moment , drawn in two panels. The top panel features the couple cropped close, just showing them kissing, with a transparent starburst around their mouths. The second larger panel is cropped from the shoulders to the thigh. One figure is in the center, sprawled back as their partner touches their stomach and kisses their shoulder. They are both shirtless with top surgery scars, and the center figure has boxers on. There is a third narrow panel on the left side, showing a simple skyscape of a orange star falling through clouds. The whole illustration is done in a restricted palette of soft warm green and teal, with pops of orange. /. End ID]

[zacktilinn]

Did this vriska serket fanart yeyyyyyy

[marsoid]

au where everything is the same but helix is a Barbie jeep

HA i drew that once

[zacktilinn]

I did these Homestuck drawings at the beginning of the year. My art style has changed a bit, but I still love them. 💗💗💗

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I regret nepeta LOL

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South Park fan art (actually is my part of an art trade but ok)

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Just Sollux

[gertritude]

I mean this in the kindest way possible, but if you want to draw OCs/do a lot of original work, you must accept that most people are not going to care about them. Like, at all. This is not a negative thing and is in fact the normal way of the world. If you want people to care about your stuff, you have to MAKE them care!

[gertritude]

Like, you can have the coolest idea for a character, but the character that people see isn't the one in your head - it's the one you draw and show to them. People get more invested if you're able to "present" your ideas well. It's how most stories work, and in general, I think a lot of artists would benefit from thinking more like writers in this regard!

[butchlinkle]

Yeah like as smn who has been posting original work for the last 7 going 8 years now, you'd be surprised how curious people can be if you present them with a glimpse into a story.

Art of characters interacting, pieces that capture a very specific moment, etc—give them a taste of something to chew on that makes them go "oh what's that about, is there more context to this?" as opposed to just simple isolated art of your characters not really doing anything, and people will be interested.

Even if you don't have much of a story! Vague and evocative works incredibly well.