Doodles

This is hellerby to me <3

Lackadaisy Nutcracker Special

I've had some trouble finishing this drawing because of the weather, but I did my best to complete it today (that's why I didn't put much effort into the background, lol). I'll be busy with the return to classes, so it might take me some time, but don't worry

the next comic chosen in the poll is already in the works!

i just know that the ethics classes in magical fantasy realms would be off the rails

I forgot i existed on this app but anyway more silly and evil Nathan but I made him more stupid looking

(HE DOESNT NOT LOOK LIKE THIS)

Posting George’s parents cause I love them

Eh, something

me and my crazy little bro

Nathan, if he was a real cat and yes, I did get inspiration from my cat

My boy, my dumb Lackadaisy oc George Weathers

Character Movements (Eyes) Part 3

Gazing: The character's eyes move slowly across a scene or object, taking in the details. This movement can indicate curiosity, interest, or observation.

Darting: The character's eyes quickly shift from one point to another, often indicating nervousness, suspicion, or alertness.

Winking: One eye briefly closes while the other remains open, often used to convey playfulness, flirtation, or a shared secret.

Rolling eyes: The character's eyes move upward or to the side, indicating annoyance, disbelief, or sarcasm.

Narrowing eyes: The character's eyes become slits or squinted, suggesting suspicion, scrutiny, or concentration.

Widening eyes: The character's eyes open wider than usual, indicating surprise, shock, or fear.

Glancing: The character's eyes quickly move in a specific direction, often used to check for danger or to communicate a message without words.

Staring: The character's eyes fixate on a specific point or person for an extended period, often indicating intensity, fascination, or intimidation.

Flickering eyes: The character's eyes flicker rapidly between different objects or individuals, suggesting indecisiveness, confusion, or distraction.

Blinking: The character's eyes momentarily close and open, mimicking a natural blinking pattern. This movement helps to convey realism and prevent the eyes from appearing static.