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here's some more umineko, i'm not even close to finishing this but i'm a bit proud of the colours so far and the roses. it's all on one layer! i wanna practice more with that.
 
oh my fucking god gloom is back

always loved ur colors, i am not sure where u are going with this palette but i am sure it will be great
 
brightobject said:
oh my fucking god gloom is back

always loved ur colors, i am not sure where u are going with this palette but i am sure it will be great
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oh my god, you flatter me lol

not sure either, i wanted something simple, its fanart so gotta play around with it a little
 
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i really don't like how much my style can change from one drawing to the next, i hope i'm not the only one with this problem
 
as you might have noticed, i rarely deliver a finished product lol
i have adhd, so i usually don't have it in me to work on one thing more than once :) so that makes it hard to finish stuff
 
Warm and colorful arts here. Loved that fuzzy Gengar back there~

Gloom said:
i really don't like how much my style can change from one drawing to the next, i hope i'm not the only one with this problem
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And you see that as a problem? Hahah
I can understand if you meant that you want to have a better, defined identity or having control of your styles. Both are polished with practice. And time. Especially when we're new and want to try out and do everything.
But having different styles is something I see as an advantage and that artists should strive for. You're always able to show your craft through new, fresh ways, can adapt your art to many situations and let your creativity flow, probably learning and/or improving a thing or two on the way.
So don't feel disheartened, just keep going!
 
T-Lukke said:
Warm and colorful arts here. Loved that fuzzy Gengar back there~


And you see that as a problem? Hahah
I can understand if you meant that you want to have a better, defined identity or having control of your styles. Both are polished with practice. And time. Especially when we're new and want to try out and do everything.
But having different styles is something I see as an advantage and that artists should strive for. You're always able to show your craft through new, fresh ways, can adapt your art to many situations and let your creativity flow, probably learning and/or improving a thing or two on the way.
So don't feel disheartened, just keep going!
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Thank you so much! Appreciate the love :)

And hey that's really helpful haha, that's another way to look at it.. I always worry it makes me come across as fake or something, and I don't want that. But I suppose you're right, I should see it as good thing! Whatever the case, I'm always learning so that's good.
 
and here's a ghost trainer im designing, i went with the name Zalina because it just fits her
i was planning for her to have a duskull since they both only have one eye! the hair resembling lillie's is an unfortunate coincidence...

what i can say about her for now: she's taller than you, socially awkward, hides behind her duskull (that i haven't drawn yet) even though he is also a scaredy cat, and lost her eye in a mystery accident that i haven't thought of yet! she has a glass eye but she prefers the eyepatch.

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vzxt said:
Oooh i like the proportions of the pony here instead of the giant head of the original.
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thank you so much! i tried to go for a bit more realistic approach :) and also i've never drawn a horse, so i didn't feel confident enough to stylize just yet haha
 
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