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@frollywoggy.bsky.social

19 | uni student | studying illustration d&d player and obsessed with my ocs nice to meet you! links: https://frollywoggy.carrd.co/

It's ok to fall out of love with an OC due to negative circumstances surrounding them. Each time you see them a reminder of anxiety or the people you may have distanced yourself from. Take time. Rework them. Redesign them. Or perhaps move on. Don't feel bad if you have to do the last option.

Found an oc animatic that I think I sketched out at 2am in February or earlier, then tried to make it look prettier (as you can see in the first few panels) and hated it so tossed it in the wip pile but now… I find it so charming… half finished or not I’m proud of it, I tried something new!! #ocsky

that feeling of like... wanting to make something but not having the energy, focus, or current resources to do anything so I just lay in bed and think about my ocs like crazy... going insane thinking about the little guys in my head and rotating them like that one fish gif

managed to get on the af website after waiting for (checks watch) 2 and a half hours? and then submitted an attack only for the website to like explode on me, like the attack page had a white bg and all of the format was messed up lol, I think I'm gonna wait to touch it again #artfight

this week has sucked majorly (don't think I've been *this* dysregulated in a long moment) but I've been trying to combat it by indulging in the things that I remember loving before everything went down. it's kind of hard to remember or relate to the person I was before, but I'm slowly reconnecting

watching my little sister play minecraft with a friend and it's reminding me of the silly stuff I did in minecraft back in the day, they're building complex rollercoasters with the minecarts and giggling like crazy just as I remember doing. sometime I worry, but maybe the kids are alright after all