Art and whatever else I like.

One of my favorite things to do with my notebooks and sketchbooks is to draw wood grain on the back. I gave my black drawing paper sketchbook a fittingly spooky back. Yellow for pollen and white for kinda a moldy look really helped make it believable. I actually drew on the duct tape to make it more scratched and outlined because it blended in too well with the acrylic marker under it. Here's another angle since the light really likes to reflect off it:

A blushy version because I thought it was cute.

I think these are my favorite turrets. ---------------------------- The repeater turret, based off display ports and PlayStation cords:

------------------------------ Sniper turret, based off of ethernet cables. Because it's fast! (..And long!) I used the raised nub as an attachment point for a (entirely cosmetic) scope.

^I also snuck in the power symbol. ------------------------------- The Slow Turret is based on a PS/2 Port. Honestly, I just googled around for ports known for being slow and thought this one looked like a turret already. Power symbol was snuck in, both in the general shape and the back.

------------------------------- The Line turret. Based on a serial port, entirely because I wanted something with a wide... "Nozzle"? Adapter? Either way, it shoots wide shots and I needed something wide. It was one of the early turrets, so it's not the best choice.

--------------------------------- Minelayer turret. Truthfully, it's more of a mortar visually but the name stuck. Places targets on the path and fires upward when you path over it. Based on those PC adapters that your fan components typically use.

-------------------------------- Aaaand the Burst Turret. It's one of the first turrets and not based on anything. But, it's clear top-down silhouette is a good thing due to how dangerous the turret is, so I kept it.

This was the last thing I ended up posting on my 3DS back in 2017, marking the end of that era. I technically drew a bit more on it, and never actually stopped drawing as a whole, but it was the last thing I posted. Credit where it's due, the 3DS was ergonomic. But I definitely don't miss having 3 brushes, 5 layers, and an utterly terrible resolution. I'm very pleased with the background still, though maybe not the leaves. Anyway, this is Dee, a G.R.A.C.E agent. This was the first time I drew them, so some design changes could happen. Her horns are intended to be growing into Summer form in this.

3DS Honchkrow / Murkrow art. I remember making this and thinking the moon was too small, so I made it bigger. Then I liked that, so I did it again.

Still more old 3DS art, if the aspect ratio isn't a giveaway. You can export it bigger, but it looks terrible.