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☣️ Leon/Chris ☣️ | 21+ | He/him 🏳️‍🌈♿🦓 | Minors DNI SFW + Occasional NSFW Artist, I draw OCs + fanart! Icon by @skelesass

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Supper Mario Broth@mariobrothblog.bsky.social · 3mo ago

In Paper Mario: Color Splash, a Shy Guy is trapped in a water wheel after being bullied. The internal name for this pose is "crucify". This suggests that the original intent may have been for him to actually evoke a crucifixion before it was decided this may be in bad taste.

In Cherry Lake in Paper Mario: Color Splash, a stack of 4 Shy Guys try to bully a fifth one to join them. Not wanting to be forced, he runs away. As he runs away, he becomes caught in a water wheel, with one of his feet being trapped in it. It drags him through the water, making him soggy. Internally, this pose for the Soggy Guy is called "crucify". Looking at the way his foot is caught in the wheel, it does seem like there is nothing to actually get caught on and the sprite may have originally been drawn for something else. It is possible that originally he was caught on two crossed planks or something similarly evocative before it was decided this may be in poor taste. Artist's conception of a possible crucifixion. Source: tcrf.net user "Scrooge200", Random Talking Bush, spriters-resource.com/wii_u/papermariocolorsplash/asset/84164
bites u@snuffbait.bsky.social · 3mo ago

this is really good advice for skin tones but also for shadows in general, as you go down the value range, bump that saturation up. don't be afraid of purples or violets or other vibrant colors in your shadows, especially on dark skin

ASTRO ☆@astronautilu5.bsky.social · 3mo ago

For no reason. I am BEGGING people to up the saturation on dark skinned characters. Please I beg. You don’t have to be scared of your characters getting too dark. Mooooooove your saturation slider. Stop making your brown people ashy corpses 😭😭😭

Etherington Brothers@etheringtonbros.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Our feature artist/ref today is on FORESHORTENING ARMS by @ruchikapose! The MID-POINT of the arm ( here marked with WHITE bands) SHIFTS BACK VISUALLY when foreshortening - combined with the OVERLAP caused by the WIDTH of the upper forearm, we see VERY LITTLE of the UPPER ARM!