thanks I hate it

tagged by @inrever1 and @stygian-blu

I don't have many wips, I have yet to recover from hashimada week, so most of my projects are either in the form of incomprehensible sketches or ideas yet to be put on paper

well, I do have what I'm currently working on

both are absolutely unrelated, but yea.

other than that, I have sketches. they will or will not make it into finished pieces, who knows, but well, that's what I can share :3

regular madara, ghost madara, and lately zetsu? I'm thinking about it and how to make it actually interesting for me. I don't like this character mostly because it is blend and underexplored... but I think I could do something with it

I think I'll do a post abt it

it is linked to Zetsu, Amaterasu and Kaguya. idk, I want to have a try at Kaguya's backstory :P it goes along with Zetsu, so yea

aaand kny sketches. been rewatching it with my brother and I really like the tsugikuni twin. love sibling angst ok

I think that's all I should show you...

tagging @vanitasreports @invisiblesquirrel @ladiebythesea @butterflybutterfree and, uhhh...

never done this before so I don't know who to tag, but feel free to join in anyway if you see this

I wanted to buy this print but last I checked on his site it was sold out. Here’s his shop though:

Also Triangle is one of my favorites

Artists would repurpose what got discarded naturally during the creative process, or finish off any excess left over after they were done—sections of notes and first drafts, clay off-cuts fashioned into small rectangular slabs, oddly shaped fabric scraps seamed together, extra paint on a little piece of canvas.

Many were turned into miniature collages in order to reach the dimensions that people had come to expect from make tickets, or to showcase component materials that might not be visible in the completed work. It was all very zero-waste and behind-the-scenes-y and so incredibly fun.

I was given one from a painting, which looked like this:

Artist: Mai Nhạn

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