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if you’re human or cat, you’re gonna love this blog.


dat single life.

gapingfurnace:

napoleon bonaparte

more like napoleon BORN2PARTY

Am I the only one who feels lost when you finish an anime?

bcuzimj:

It’s like, I don’t know what to do with my life anymore now that it’s finished.

LEGGO’

LEGGO’

Pretty scared, first ever competition. GL HF.
some-dude-called-jab:

veronicuhh:

HAHAHA had to.
Swiss donair, mmmmmm

Swiss donair, mmmmmm

samspratt:

I wanted to try out using an iPad as the initial portion of my workflow for when I’m not in my studio and then use it as a jumping off point for when I was ready to flesh it out on the desktop. So, while out and about, I doodled this spacerhino/hyena-esque creature in the iPad app, “Paper” by FiftyThree Studios (which, as I mentioned last week, is the first iPad drawing app I enjoy). 
The iPad’s hardware capabilities/accuracy are a limiting factor but they prove good enough for a concept sketch to get rough ideas out which I can take home and begin to bring to life. While I wouldn’t use an iPad to sketch things out when I have access to my studio, it provides me a great place to begin to form initial ideas on the go to revisit later.

samspratt:

I wanted to try out using an iPad as the initial portion of my workflow for when I’m not in my studio and then use it as a jumping off point for when I was ready to flesh it out on the desktop. So, while out and about, I doodled this spacerhino/hyena-esque creature in the iPad app, “Paper” by FiftyThree Studios (which, as I mentioned last week, is the first iPad drawing app I enjoy).

The iPad’s hardware capabilities/accuracy are a limiting factor but they prove good enough for a concept sketch to get rough ideas out which I can take home and begin to bring to life. While I wouldn’t use an iPad to sketch things out when I have access to my studio, it provides me a great place to begin to form initial ideas on the go to revisit later.