Tennet

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| 18+ | NSFW + SFW Furry Artist. Might include watersports. Mostly EDM music maker. https://www.furaffinity.net/user/hyphens-suck

Played Morenatsu again after first playing it 7-8 years ago and it still enthralls me. So here's some fanart of my favorite boys <3 I also added some insights into each drawing in the alt text, if you’re curious about that.

Green dragon (Tatsuki Midoriya) sitting down on the front porch of his Japanese-style village home. The point of view is somewhat above him and he smiles looking up towards the camera.

I tried to do a more anime-esque thing where the line work is pen and the background is a bit more painterly. I’m not quite sure it worked exactly how I wanted, but I liked this drawing just enough to where I think I did him some justice. He’s a sweet boy <3Bear (Juuichi Mikazuki) leaning against a railing smiling and looking off-camera. Behind him are trees and Japanese torii that lead off screen.

This drawing was made sort of off the cuff. I had a blank canvas and just went to town without having any idea what to draw. It was drawn pretty straight forward, starting with the head, and then I just let my brain come up with the rest of it based on just the head I drew. I really felt like I was in a flow state. Other than me realizing now that I sort of drew the torii gates wrong, this was the result, and I’m quite happy with it!Pen-style drawing of a bear (Juuichi Mikazuki), dragon (Tatsuki Midoriya), and human (Hiroyuki Nishimura, or any name of your choosing depending on the version of the game you play) all at a restaurant. Juuichi softly smiles looking at Tatsuki, who is bashfully laughing with a hand behind his neck. Hiroyuki laughs alongside Tatsuki.

This drawing was partly inspired by manga. As I was drawing it though, I realized my approach was a bit different. Despite being a digital drawing, I still sort of approached it like it was an actual pen and just drew straight ahead with not much construction. You can see it results in some flaws (lines that are a bit too long or aren’t straight, some messed up anatomy/form, etc) but on some level I kinda like that. I think it gives a more raw, passionate, and unfiltered drawing with some character to it. I kind of felt like I was drawing like a kid. I wasn’t too worried about structure and form, and I was more focused on just putting my idea down on (digital) paper. I suppose it works well in this case for a drawing about a game I felt passionate about for a little while.