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SHOUT OUT TO TOMAKEYS. MADE THIS SICK ART OF ME AND IT'S EXTREMELY ACCURATE.
🌊 Mermay 04 - Blastoise 🌊
"Blastoise has water spouts that protrude from its shell. The water spouts are very accurate. They can shoot bullets of water with enough accuracy to strike empty cans from a distance of over 160 feet."
“G-Gah—! W... Why is the air thinning out...?! S-Something isn’t right about this...”
Z’s eyes were slowly getting blurry as she began falling on her knees.
“M-My intuition is accurate... I’m being followed... by another assassin... b-but who....?” https://t.co/ke8NoGVqEJ
I’m making them more precise but less accurate. Hm. Getting closer. I keep thinking, I need to simplify. (48/100).
If there are any Greek Myth geeks out there who'd be interested in helping me brainstorm the way I want this game to be, just DM me.
It's only selectively accurate. But I'm still having a lot of trouble figuring out how I want to design Arachne (the deuteragonist).
I also made him a Discord icon which I am starting to use a lot.
His expression is just very accurate. To me. And to Zane (or at least flanderized Zane).
I have a few sonas to use to represent myself, but this guy has to be the most accurate.
Meet Valen, an imp who's a mix of fire and ice, makes steam when angry. He's often angry or tired. Gives me stoner vibes but makes sense if you kmow me. #ArtistOnTwitter #art #digitalart
I took it again and got the same first two, but Lysithea in third, and I think this listing is more accurate.
@SpawnofAtom I still don’t get why none of these renditions god the dorsal plate to look remotely accurate. 98 was never this bad
I made this to express how I felt and I hate it. But I also hated how I felt so I guess it’s accurate.
alternate story, translation-accurate. https://t.co/6NQPcdbtnD
Okay so for women, this is pretty accurate. These are the women I'd actually want to be around. They're hot AND would be good to hang out with!
Did a quick sketch of Dylan I tried to do something show accurate. didn't work out but this was practice