I Might've Added The BG3 Art Book To My Dnd Assets Stash

A,B,C,D!

I Don't Know My Name!

Tell Me If I'm Dead Or If I'm Just Going Insane!

XDDC!

The Writing On The Wall!

The Vowels And The Consonants Say

"Save Us All!!"

Digital hallucination by OR3O

ATTENTION

If you see this you are OBLIGATED to reblog w/ the song currently stuck in your head :)

I found these HERE

Sapphics ships! For PrideMonth

Thanks to everyone who participated on ig to give me ships!

chillin on a Saturday night

OMG I FOUND THE HOODIE HERE!!

Color tips for (I’m not a pro at character design)

Having similar color values can make your art look unfinished and not stand out well. Personally I like to have at least 1 light value 1 dark value and some in between values. This also applies to illustrations

You can see the value of your colors by using the grayscale filter on ibis paint

in drawings and character designs don’t be afraid to use some muted colors sometimes. When used well it can enhance the colors that aren’t muted

If you have trouble picking colors for a character design I suggest looking at your characters personality traits and choosing some colors that respond with those traits, I don’t always do this but I did this with my lirian characters and got some nice color inspiration. Look at already existing color patterns and character designs you like the colors of

Colors can guide the viewers eye to where you want them to look

Dispersing your colors evenly in a character design is important. Yes out of place colors can guide a viewers eyes as stated above but depending on how it’s done it could look bad. If your character has a color palette with more darker colors I suggest using the lighter colors to guide the eyes to where people should look

Hope these tips help anyone who finds coloring difficult

New Au: Hollow Burrow

Seven years after the Kraang invasion, Leo meets a rabbit yokai by the name Usagi Miyamoto on a mission with his brothers. Then keeps running into him, over and over; at Run of the Mill, on the rooftops of New York City, in the streets of the Hidden City. But it isn't until Leo finds Usagi, injured and unable to patch himself up, that Leo comes to the conclusion that maybe he shouldn't be so quick to dismiss these meetings as no more than coincidence.

Meet Usagi Miyamoto:

Master of the resting bitch face, he works as a freelance fighter, sometimes a bodyguard, sometimes a mercenary. Trained by Katsuichi since a young age but marked as a traitor to his people when he was sixteen, Usagi has slowly lost touch with his master's teaching, resorting to last-ditch efforts of survival to live, but no matter what is required of him, he always holds tight to his most valuable lesson; never harm the innocent and defenseless.

Alone for most of the last ten years of his life, the sudden arrival of Leonardo Hamato catches Usagi completely off guard and the repetitive invasion of Usagi's daily routines only serves to draw the rabbit yokai's usually passive attention.

It's not long before Usagi falls, and fall hard he does.