Shenanigans.

Closest match: Psylliodes chrysocephala genome assembly, chromosome: 4 Common name: Cabbage Stem Flea Beetle

The covers for all of the Homestuck book releases by Viz Media.

The releases were published by Viz Media. Having all of them, they were all handled beautifully. I hope these books get a rerelease in some form away from the Viz name.

“Cover Art - Adrienne Garcia

Book Design - Christopher Kallini

Cover & Graphic Design - Adam Grano

I'm a digital artist, and I've been putting a lot of work into skin tones lately, especially practicing with very dark skin tones because I have less experience with them and I'm trying to correct that. The issue I'm having is that on my computer, the colors look rich and defined and have lots of depth - but when I post the art online, most of the depth is lost and the skin tone becomes almost flat black (which is certainly not what I'm going for.) This problem is most noticeable on mobile, but it's visibly different viewing the picture on desktop in posts vs the saved files. I know part of this could be corrected by lightening the skin tone and adding more depth to the shading, but lightening the skin is exactly what I'm trying to avoid. Is this simply a problem with image conversion and websites tanking quality, or is there something that I can do about how I'm coloring that can lessen this effect? (I use a wide range of deep browns, reds, yellows, and even blues, so it's not an issue of using one or two hues that are then flattened down.)

Thank you for taking the time to read this, (and if you answer, thank you for that as well.) I understand if you don't have solutions or tips/tricks or what have you, but I thought it was worth asking anyway just in case 🫶