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Grandma
Hello! I come from another site that is much more in-depth with their forums. One area they have that I wish they had here is an art chatter section, not for selling but for general art-related conversation. My favorite thread in there was the "what did you draw today" thread. It was fun seeing other people's daily drawings and a fun way to try and motivate myself to draw at least something every day. On Toyhouse, while it's art based, sometimes you might want to draw something other than an OC you have on site but still post it somewhere. Sometimes you want to share that silly scribbly thing you spent 4 hours on but not on DA or Instagram (or whatver you post on). So yeah, here's a place to drop your daily doodles!
-Art doesn't have to be fully finished. WIPs and sketches are totally cool to share!
-There doesn't need to be conversation if people don't want it. Feel free to just post your art of the day and run. Conversely, if you want to chatter it's more than welcome, especially if you want to discuss anything relevant to the drawing process :)
I'll make this into post pretty someday
I drew some self shippin' w/ an old old old fav of mine. This also meant revamping an old Oc/sona, "Blade" in which I also have an art comparison for from when I originally drew her.
Made this gif of my smul maple syrup girl Penny
It’s one of my first attempts at animated anything so it’s not that good ^^”
Finished one of the sketches I showed on a previous page and used it for style testing/refining. Beck wears his heart on his sleeve which makes him an ideal character to work with when I want to practice getting expressions to read!
No proper plot specific context for this since I'm still mapping out this plot and I'm not 100% sure on what's gonna happen. So far I only have the basic training and the boy's first few months in active combat roughed out. I got my Age of Sail plot down to an almost day by day account of events and now I want all my plots to be mapped out like that because it's very satisfying and I like having that sort of structure. Thing is, some plots run over a span of 6 years. Good thing I enjoy researching these plots.
