Falk

@falkarth.bsky.social

Its me! Falk!!

my knee pain is getting so bad lately, I know if I go to a doctor about it they'll just tell me the usual "lose weight" brother I am Trying

Fanart of Cinderpelt from #warriorcats Like constellations imploding in the night Everything is turning, everything is turning ♡*:・。.・.:,+・。. 。 *:・。.。+. . 。 *:・。 ., … And everything you thought you knew will fall apart, but you’ll be all right!

A digital drawing of a grey cat with blue eyes named Cinderpelt from Warrior Cats, surrounded by golden yellow stars on a dark blue background. Her back leg is scarred and a constellation circles it.

I have an ongoing set of work that I am calling the "long canvas animal series". These are four of my personal favorites from it: Pale Antelope, Leopard, Tiger, and Black Rabbit What animal should I draw next?

An illustration of a pale antelope (a leucistic Blackbuck) kneeling among brown and orange leaves on a black backgroundAn illustration of a tiger kneeling among large dark green leaves and oranges on a pink backgroundAn illustration of a all black rabbit running through round green leaves and pink flowers on a yellow backgroundAn illustration of a golden leopard kneeling among round green leaves on a dark emerald background

A look at Vitani when we very first brought her home. She was in line for euth due to ongoing behaviour issues and cat flu that just wasn't clearing up she was also underweight. At this stage she hissed and ran away more often than not and was still sneezing out blood near constantly

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I came across an outdated guide on image grid sizing crop/proportions for bsky earlier, and I felt it was important to create an updated version! Please use this new guide instead!

Up-to-date BlueSky Crop Aspect Ratio
Crop Sizes for Bluesky as of 18 Oct 2024

By default, single images are uncropped. If image is too tall (Exceeds the 1:2 aspect ratio) then it will be cropped. Single images that are too tall may be scaled down but aspect ratio is preserved

With two images, both of them share a square aspect ratio of 1:1

For three images, the first image is square (1:1) while the other two are half-squares (2:1)

And for 4 images, all of them are 3:2