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hihi! gw2 artist and big queer butch dork, they/she/whatever ya please
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🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
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I'd be interested 👀
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i am still open for these, until the 20th of april 👉👈
more infos here ⤵️
bsky.app/profile/yami...
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points! hey i'm running an RP event too, fancy that! (hi i love cor)
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22. my go-to is a crosshatched sketch with a shitty ballpoint pen, but i do love gouache and i tend to fiddle with copic markers/paint markers/highlighters/colored pencils too! if i had space for a studio and the money/materials, I do miss working with charcoal and also oil paintings...
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21. Lately I use procreate! I used to use CSP but I moved on to my ipad to draw since i can get comfy anywhere with it
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20. I need to listen to something or else I get incredibly distracted, usually thats a movie or a video essay or an audio book... if it's new music I wind up distracted listening to lyrics or reflexively counting measures, so it's gotta be Talky or familiar music 😔
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19. Definitely inspiration! A friend shows me what they're working on or an au of their character and i'm bouncing off the walls excitedly
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18. The cool thing about no longer deleting my old work us that i see a steady improvement all the time! i think attaching the drive to improve with rp helps, i managed to improve my asura And my humanoids (including norn) by obsessing over characters
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17. I do like to challenge myself from time to time! lately it was fiddling with a "painterly"/charcoal style but i'll push myself to focus on areas i'm weaker in by doing drawing exercises
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16. easiest thing for me to draw hands down is a sparkledog. it's been ages since i've been part of a sparkledog community but its so ingrained in me that i can whip up a sparkledog immediately if asked