Drawing the mini picky piggy [Petty] is always a delight, especially when it's just the quick sketch version. They're just a little creature!
Drawing the mini picky piggy [Petty] is always a delight, especially when it's just the quick sketch version. They're just a little creature!
Drawing the mini picky piggy [Petty] is always a delight, especially when it's just the quick sketch version. They're just a little creature!
oml PLEASE tell me there could be a moment where Kickin has to choose between helping helping y/n and possibly endangering himself, and fleeing! I lvoe that classic troupe where one flees, only to come back after being crushed by the guilt he didn't know he could feel (i love angst - feel free to ignore this lmao i'm just dumping my brainworms!)
I honestly don’t have anything like that planned at the moment, but that’s mostly because I don’t have a proper outline on how I want this au to go. I also extremely adore that trope as well however! /gen
Then again I may apply this trope with another besides Kickin in this au, who knows~
The lighting is shoddy at best, but I figured I should share what I got done thus far. Been slowly working on a princess peach cosplay! Started it last year and only got this much done. I have so many layers I still need to make.
No it's not going to rest like that in the end, I just don't want it to touch the ground right now.
Update on my discord! They told me to make a new account and that they can't do anything about it.
Currently working at a fair today! I'm unsure if I'll be able to draw anything else for now however.
One set in stone and another possible player design for my silly aus.
Anonymous asked:
In past the ending where Kickin finally reaches outside I can’t stop thinking about idea that he ends up living with Player at their place and becoming their roommate (because let’s be honest there’s no where else he can really go).
Gosh you are so right! Not just Kickin, but also the other surviving toys wouldn’t really have anywhere else to go in the scenario. In a positive outcome I can definitely see that! But the player would more than likely move in order to take account of everyone and their sizes sooooo!
POV the player ends up buying farmland in a forest in the middle of nowhere so all the toys could live with them without worrying about getting caught.
Have you ever wanted to draw something but you fought due to your skill level at the time you decide not to do it
I would be lying if I said that never happened, however despite that I still attempted to draw it out anyways. Normally nowadays, even if I think I don’t have enough skills for it I’ll still make an attempt. I’ll start drawing but end up not finishing the artwork. At least I can have the practice and attempt of trying to draw the something! I might not be good at it at the time, yet it could be motivation to try it again later down the line when I do feel like I have enough skills to attempt it again.
Especially with my bad memory, due to the remnant of the attempt of said drawing I can be like “oh yeah! That’s a thing I tried, maybe I could give it a go again and see if I can do it better now.”
This is especially true with me and comics as-well as wanting to open a store where I could sell stationery related objects that I designed. I don’t believe I have the skills to do them. I gave up on the whole store hijinks at the moment, but I still made notes and some really bad doodles for it if I ever wanted to go back to it one day when I have more confidence in the subject matter.
It sucks, but I also keep in mind that art of any kind is a trial and error ordeal. It’s a learning skill that you can only get better at if you keep doing it. Hence why I still try to do it even if I know for a fact it’s not going to end up how I envision it in my head. If I hit a wall or end up frustrated with my final product. At least I can say that I tried and that I could have learned something from it. Use the experience for any future projects.
I know I have more than these that I gave up on due to my lack of skill, but I’m still proud of them despite that. I know for a fact that I did learn something from all of my “failed” projects! Like my fnaf designs and mini comics, The few pieces I color, ect! I suppose it’s all in the manner of perspective.
I’m unsure if this helps at all or if this was an answer you where expecting, but this is what I have and still do when I feel like I don’t have enough art skills.
Anonymous asked:
You don't have to follow up this ask with a doodle if you don't want to, but anyways! Seems like Kickin is more sat in completing his own goals and not exactly caring for the player(at a point thats not emotionally but more like "i gotta keep you alive so you can help me" kind of way), but is there any moment where he just realizes like "oh shit I may have gotten attached" or something?
There is no set time where Kickin realizes he is attached, but his concern for the player does become genuine at some point! [depending if its a good ending-] wither that be from his own thoughts or through proxy of all the mini critters that tend to hang around him is up to debate.
My discord account got wrongly reported, so I've been spending all day to try and get that appealed.
On anyother note, fair season is around the corner so I've been trying to figure out how to balance that with drawing and my two other jobs.
Also trying to figure out how I wanna convey my silly au! Would y'all prefer it to be more interactive or as an actual comic? /Genq
Anonymous asked:
Can I have some Dogday?
Sunny pupper!
Silly work doodles inspired by a comment on my Twitter!
Anonymous asked:
Has Dogday ever broken up a fight between Kickin and Catnap successfully?
He actually has! Before the hour of joy it was a lot easier, especially since back then they weren’t trying to kill each other. Now to the present, it does take quite a bit of effort now. It’s not always successful! However, they back down when Dogday is obviously mad. Despite all the years they are not use to it. It unsettling.