AC Blueberrypaw (hiatus)

n I'm also idiot for actually deleting my acc in the process so, I'm sorry if anyone is worried there

here r my kids that I might or not ever finish anytime soon if my brain decide to make me forget or be lazy on nor finishin it

“I have something important to tell you but can’t message u pls message me ” - accidentally reported you scam

“I love your story and want to illustrate it dm me at discord” - commissioner scam

“I saw your post looking for artists to draw (x) and would love to draw it it sounds like a lovely idea and im an artist” - commissioner scammer who DM’d you when you didn’t ask

“Did you send me this link for free tumblr premium?” - accidentally reported you scam

But like, so many times people used the anon to send harassment to people (staring at that fatphobic barnaby/laughingstock hater) and like bru. If you have shit to say, stop being a pussy and get off anons and show yourself so I can block you. you're already anonymous enough being on the Internet where no one knows who the fuck you are. Literally pussy move.

Throwing the hat in the ring and presenting: A new face to some and a familiar view for others; Sweater Kid! Or the sweater one, or the blue one, for simplicity.

(This was mainly drawn for the OC competition being held on instagram, but it was still nice redrawing an old oc again after years, see their character description under the "Keep Reading")

Thank you, you’re so sweet!! When I draw my own characters I just pick colors I like but for fanart there’s a few things I do. I’ll share my process here in hopes it might help!

Comfort

When working with vibrant colors I like to soften them by warming them up, making them similar to each other, and avoiding pure colors altogether. Our eyes are sensitive so I never want my colors to be too bright or contrasting.

Unique

Tertiary colors are more unique and calming than primary colors so I use them a lot to punch up my art without making things too intense. It also puts a fun twist on designs when we use colors that are close but not exactly like the originals.

Balance

Balancing colors is so important! It’s my final step to completing every color palette I make. There has to be a variety, contrast, and a connection between colors. Adding a little of the same color to all of the others helps to accomplish this. Usually I take a shortcut by adding a color overlay in my painting programs. This is also another reason why I never use pure white or black---those colors will not be affected by color overlays.

Congratulations on your new loving, extremely loud mom