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Machacha

@machacha.bsky.social

I do many of da things, so come see me do them Degenerate Sage, full time goofball fanart: #chachaArt Spicy: #Macocka Art work: #chaschapshop

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Senri_Kitty (キティ)@senrikitty.bsky.social · 7d ago

Remember to tangibly support your artists! A share goes a long way to help me make money to survive and be cute and stuff, Little low on cash? Hit me up anyway and we can work something out 💖

Senri_Kitty (キティ)@senrikitty.bsky.social · last wk.

#Commission for @jonnydbrit.bsky.social of his #OC, Sabine, a mysterious woman with toxic powers… Would you like your humanoid OC drawn? Big titties and all? I’m open for 4 slots just like this, half-body with flat color, for $100 USD each. Tips are appreciated 🙏 #art #drawing #digitalart #comms

GKIDS Films@gkids.com · 2w ago

For the first time in North America, own ANGEL'S EGG on 4K UHD. Featuring interviews with the filmmakers, art cards, and a booklet with a new essay by Danielle Burgos. Order now, exclusively at the GKIDS Store. 🥚 brnw.ch/21x3Paf

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Machacha@machacha.bsky.social · 3w ago

Ok, Time to get back on Tears of the Kingdom and find ZELDA! I'll hop in a half an hour and get shit done. I'll see yall soon if you want to hang, twitch.tv/machacha_ful... Also I got a new cam so my live 2d will be working this time finally.

machacha_fulgrim - Twitch

Long ago a boy was flung into the future. Then time caught up with him. This is that journey . . . I do the streams mostly for fun and to practice my hobbies. I can do the arts, may try to make some m...

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Roko 🤡💜 VTUBER@rokokoprufei.bsky.social · 4w ago

sorry stream moved to tomorrow idk what happened but we ended up bonding with a bunch of nerdy goobers we never met before at the pub and now its been so long i will stream tomorrow

Roko 🤡💜 VTUBER@rokokoprufei.bsky.social · 4w ago

STREAM ANNOUNCEMENT - i've failed my driving test 5 times so im sure this'll go well SEE YOU IN 3 HOURS! Idk anything about the game but saw it had a gyaru when I googled it therefore it is peak (and why i drew roko gyaru in the thumbnail) #vtuber #denshattack

hermanos.@iamdavidbrothers.com · last mo.

if you struggle with the first one—which is great advice—the change of subject is the no-look pass of accepting compliments. people don't even know what hit them. one minute they're telling you that you did a good job, then suddenly you're both chatting about how much you like OutKast or Steve Ditko

Steve Lieber@stevelieberart.bsky.social · last mo.

NEW ADVICE-FROM-LIEBER LIST! I've posted these tips as a thread before, but I figured it's about time I made it available as a single, shareable image.

MISTAKES I'VE MADE THAT YOU CAN AVOID Don't be like me. 1. Don't trash your own work when complemented. In that context your self-deprecation is insulting someone else's taste! Just say thanks and change the subject. Maybe credit an influence? 2. As far as your readers are concerned, comics are drawn with a printing press or a monitor. Don't fetishize the original art or the tools you make it. Anything that gets the story told the way it needs to be told is the right tool for the job. 3. Don't use one job to audition for another. It's unfair to your collaborators and a betrayal of the reader to get flashy or sexy or explosive if the moment in the story doesn't call for it. 4. The important storytelling choices on a page can be worked out in thumbnails. Gesture, camera angle, framing, broad arrangement of tones-get this stuff right before you worry about anatomy, lighting, drapery, or facial expressions. 5. Some artists can put down a final inkline with no underdrawing, but that's because they're skilled and experienced enough to do all that underdrawing in their head. You probably aren't. Get your underdrawing right and save the masterstrokes for the masters. 6. What you're feeling while you work doesn't matter. What the audience feels when they read it does. You can be happy and still do a great drawing of someone in agony. You should understand what you're depicting. It's not necessary to experience it in real time at the board. 7. Get a fresh eye on your work. You never know when some accidental juxtaposition is going to completely change your intended meaning. 8. Don't let getting things 100% right keep you from getting things done. It's easy to get bogged down in research or prep sketches. Make a schedule at the start of a project so you know how much time you have. Do the best you can with the time allotted and move on. But...