I will draw 10 requests

I have attained 100 fans, which is pretty cool. Thank you to all my fans, I really appreciate that you all chose to follow me. My goal when posting my work is for it to have, at the least, even the smallest effect on someone. Even if that effect is nothing more than a small piece of cheap entertainment, the faith that my work has a small effect on anyone is still good to me.

When it comes to recent works that have really affected me, what immediately comes to mind is Project Moon's Library of Ruina and Tatsuki Fujimoto's Look Back. They are both incredible works and I could not recommend playing and reading them respectively enough. Library of Ruina however is also one of the purest forms of suffering when it comes to the vertical difficulty spike.

Now, let us cut to the fun part of this post.

I will draw 10 requests commented below.

1 request for every 10 followers with 100 followers, you see.

I do have a couple rules/expectations:

1. I will not draw NSFW prompts.
2. I will post finished requested art to the art portal.
3. I will not draw ships.

A fun coincidence I noticed: this also happens to be my 10th news post on NG. Neat, huh?

Here's a google doc with the requests I have recorded to work on, along with written progress updates

Well, that's that. Get requesting!!

Since the end of the year is fast approaching I thought I'd give a bit of an update on my work.

I have been working on the next chapter of Field Notes from the Galactic Age for a good while now, and I am close to finishing the sketches for the major fight sequence I think. There is still much work to be done, as I will likely include some story after the fight sequence and I must do the lineart, and likely coloring/shading.

I think sketches are probably the hardest and most time consuming part of making the comic I can think of though: it is the step in which I must think of the composition of all the contents of the panels while with lineart I essentially trace my own sketches and then I can just color those. Shading is more involved than coloring but still easier than sketches probably (could be more difficult depending on the level of shading you are doing though).

I still continue to learn very much about comics over time, so each chapter of Galactic Age should be better than the last. In the middle of working on Galactic Age Alpha, I read Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud, which taught me just- so much- about comics and I think reading that book will have been a big step in the evolution of my stories.

Lately when I'm not working on art I have often been playing Bloons TD6 I like funny monke game :)

I made sprite art and character design for a game of the 3 star jam.

KAWAII-CHAN: THE GIRLBOSS

NOW IN NEW GROUNDS NEAR YOU

I am really sorry for what I have done. I accidentally gave Pochita way too many toes.

My brain had a fart and forgot dog paws have 4 toes at the front and not 5. Pochita has 3 but I was trying to make it more realistic and I failed.

well got damn it's the silly goose number

mayhaps I shall get a celebratory art made for this event

no promises though >:)

(thanks to you all)

Go check it out!!!

I made the inspiderachnid and Jeremy, the Coffin Eater.

The collab also features many other talented artists, so go enjoy looking at everyone's creatures

Field Notes from the Galactic Age: Chapter 2 is OUT and you should READ IT

The art is way better than the first chapter, and there are many more log entries and a comic to read through.

Hello, I haven't posted much art recently because for a few days I was producing a little art for Roxy's Windows, a game I made with @Intrapath, @Bleak-Creap, @Taxmann, and @Madfatter. The other reason I haven't posted art recently is I've been busy working on Field Notes From the Galactic Age: Chapter 2.

Hope y'all enjoy the game!

got damn i got scouted by Devi1sAdvocate thank you so much

I've been working on the first chapter of Field Notes from the Galactic Age for a little while now, so it's satisfying to have done the first chapter. I've definitely learned a lot along the way to release.

The log entry format was inspired by the Risk of Rain series, which is a very cool and awesome game series everyone should play (especially the second game!).

I'll probably make more chapters at some point, and I'll definitely do some things in between chapters.