chris 🍀
@hotdoghorses.bsky.social
they/she, prev. veggiecakeface hot dog destroyer & mine sweeper chriskim.art
i should reformat and/or redraw this. was horribly embarrassed by it for a while bc it looks like an illegible wall of text as thumbnails, but rereading it now, i still like it.. would love to do smthg in a similar tone again sometime
chris 🍀@hotdoghorses.bsky.social · 11mo agogift
(cw: stylized gore) art fight piece for @myxineye.bsky.social 🤯
flying things (drawn at santa cruz museum of natural history)
all the physical attacks i've done so far for chameleocoonJ, ow, @ardentinwoe.bsky.social and @hotdoghorses.bsky.social
NEW Episode Out NOW!! youtu.be/dUehbfHiPcs When they weren’t trying to overthrow me from my own game, Jenn Bijan and Ryan absolutely nailed it in some the strangest science games I’ve built yet!
Our Findings Show! Episode 3: Stroop Stroop Revolution
YouTube video by Tom Lum
youtu.be
veggiecakeface ➡️ hotdoghorses goodbye t-posing cake with a stolen veggietales face from the cake decal computer at the walmart bakery
I created a series of shorts for Adult Swim Smalls called SOUP FROGS. Episode 1 comes out THIS FRIDAY. The most talented people in the world worked on this. Let’s spread the word plz!!!
just updated my commission sheet! for inquiries, please email me at myxineye@gmail.com, fill out the google form, or send a proposal on vgen ^_^ carrd (ToS + form): myxineyecomms.carrd.co/ vgen: vgen.co/myxineye
That's enough Death of the Author. It's time for Death of the Audience. Start running fools
imo to be good at illustration/animation/modelling/anything remotely creative is to be good at research... finding references, figuring out what to do when you cant, understanding how things work, parsing through multiple news outlets, the folder full of 43625346 screenshots lol
Justin Đoàn@soundaholism.bsky.social · 2mo agoI've been thinking a lot about visible vs invisible skill layers. i.e every craft has outer layers of skills that laypeople can recognise, and inner layers that you need expertise and experience to perceive at all. Could y'all think of examples of visible vs invisible skills in your own discipline?
