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Friendly reminder that I have merch! Including a bunch of new options featuring this Mushroom-art of my Magical Duo, Inky and Angel!
They can be found together or individually on shirts, stickers, and drinkware!
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Holy Moly! I have merch available! Find this super cute Cthulhu chan/ Nyarlathotep senpai art and other drawn out works available on a variety of shirts and appliances!
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Patrons have access to the latest Drawn Out, where I'm making a human version of my favorite Pokemon starter!
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I wanted to color it. I struggled a little to figure out the sleeves in the second picture, but I hope I did well enough https://t.co/pgCQFseQCR
I'm so bored of RWBY's promo art being the exact same thing rehashed every year. Don't get me wrong, Einlee's art is amazing, but I'm tired of seeing this tired layout, but with Einlee trying to think of new poses to put the girls in. Where's the creativity?
My sister had brought up that the character art for RWBY usually has different colors than what the show actually goes with. So I wanted to whip up a couple of examples on how they differ in a way that's easy to see.
In a world where there's apparently no issue with someone's favorite character being other extras like Reese, Trifa, Joanna, or FIRST MATE, the trans character has to fulfill some arbitrary amount of "being more of a character" for it to actually be ok to like her?
Here's a better look at my recolored edits I did for Weiss and Yang.