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Sexual jealousy

Constant aggression

Rigid hierarchy

Must win sports

Homophobia And Sexism Is Normal™

Eat people

Cool new werewolf instincts:

There is no five second rule

Corvids are friends

Hang out as a pack

Karaoke

Separation anxiety

Unconditional love and loyalty

Being able to sleep in almost any situation or position

Irresistible urge to chase squirrels and rabbits

Hating the vacuum cleaner

Wanting to do everything with friends

Loudly and repeatedly announcing to housemates that someone is at the door

Long, shouted conversations to other werewolves across the neighborhood (bonus points at 2am)

Taking advantage of any and all free food

Werewolf-vampire solidarity

Fighting any animal that trespasses into the backyard

Boundless energy

Too much energy

Eating out of the trash if it smells tasty

Being bad at sports because you don’t want to let anyone else take the ball from you. Then destroying the ball in front of everyone because you want to make a point

Trying to fight things 10x your size like a fucking idiot

Being unable to hold a grudge for more than a few hours

Trying to make people feel bad for you over mundane things that aren’t actually that bad. And somehow succeeding.

Snoring

Needing to try a bit of your friends’ food, even if you’ve tried it 5645674 times before and have never once liked it

Getting way too friendly with random strangers

Being in a love-hate relationship with water

Digging. For no reason.

Thinking you’re a badass despite being a hyperactive ball of emotions and hedonism

Multigenerational households!

Kids get really excited when someone comes home with groceries

“I can HELP put away the food!” “Oh, and have you whisk away the ice cream like last week? I’m fine, dear.”

Love to travel and follow food trends

Mostly very social and must have roommates/family/significant other/kids/friends around

However, not uncommon to travel alone for periods of time, especially after leaving home

Big friendly communal meals with lots of ritual around who gets served in what order

“Let grandma take her pick of the turkey first. It’s respectful, and she won’t take kindly to you cutting the line.”

Full pantries, stocking up on basics, the kind of people who always have extra oatmeal, or batteries, or a jump cable

Can hold conversations using body language and eye contact without saying a word

Cuddlers, especially with the social group

Yelling to get everyone to gather, and phone chains for anyone who lives further away

Lots of singing, the pack has a bunch of favorite songs that everyone knows by heart, and some may be song writers

“Can you smell this? Does this smell weird? Does this smell good?”

Lots of candles and incense with unusual scents

Passing houses and farms and land down through generations

Love home renovation

Communal child care and sometimes communal nursing

Kids are all really into wrestling and being outside

When someone is ready to leave the household, the younger they leave the further they tend to travel. Someone who leaves at 18 might go to another country, but someone who leaves at 26 might just move a town away.

Whether someone moves far or close to home, it’s not unusual to move back in at home a few times before settling down

“You know the futon is always open for you. Your cousins are in your old bedroom, but you’re always welcome!”

Kinda grumpy about neighbors pushing property boundaries

“Why do they have to let the damn mulberry tree hang over OUR driveway?”

Good endurance runners

Late walks at night, naps in the middle of the day

Really playful, especially with kids

as proved by the fact that when you say explorer, you think of a bunch of white guys walking the world and discovering it ~exotic wonders~ even though Zheng He travelled through Asia, to the Middle East, and even East Africa. But you’d likely never heard of him before.

Same reason you never heard of Ahmad Ibn Fadlan, an Arab traveller who, as early as the 10th century, went to the Volga area for diplomatic reasons. He wrote about it, much as Marco Polo would do later for his own travels, and is one of our sources on what viking were like (and by all accounts, he wrote about them more accurately than western scholars of the same period did)

Oh, or Ibn Battuta who travelled throughout Africa long before europeans did, and even went to Europe himself.

And that’s just some example of Muslim medieval travel writers

as proved by the fact that when you say explorer, you think of a bunch of white guys walking the world and discovering it ~exotic wonders~ even though Zheng He travelled through Asia, to the Middle East, and even East Africa. But you’d likely never heard of him before.

Same reason you never heard of Ahmad Ibn Fadlan, an Arab traveller who, as early as the 10th century, went to the Volga area for diplomatic reasons. He wrote about it, much as Marco Polo would do later for his own travels, and is one of our sources on what viking were like (and by all accounts, he wrote about them more accurately than western scholars of the same period did)

Oh, or Ibn Battuta who travelled throughout Africa long before europeans did, and even went to Europe himself.

And that’s just some example of Muslim medieval travel writers

I know there’s other posts of this nature, but I felt like doing my own spin on it. Obviously adults are free to enjoy and appreciate all kinds of anime so if you’re someone who enjoys anime that happen to be geared at a younger demographic that’s great. Just don’t expect them on this list as I was aiming to focus on anime that I feel have a mature audience in mind. So here are, in no particular order, anime I’d recommend for adult audiences.

“Akira” (1988)

“Perfect Blue” (1997)

“Tekkonkinkreet” (2006)

“The Tatami Galaxy” (2010)

“Paranoia Agent” (2004)

“Belladonna of Sadness” (1973)

“Ping Pong the Animation” (2014)

“Hellsing Ultimate” (2006-2012)

“Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid” (2017)

“Osomatsu-san” (2015-present)

“Golden Boy” (1995-1996)

“Cowboy Bebop” (1998-1999)

“Samurai Champloo” (2004-2005)

“Princess Mononoke” (1997)

“FLCL” (2000)

“Tokyo Godfathers” (2003)

“Legend of the Galactic Heroes” (1988-1997)

“Mushishi” (2005-2014)

“The Night is Short, Walk on Girl” (2017)

“Barakamon” (2014-2016)

“Mononoke” (2007)

“The Wind Rises” (2013)

“Space Dandy” (2014)

“One Outs” (2008-2009)

“Kaiji” (2007-2011)

“No.6″ (2011)

“Doukyuusei” (2016)

“Sweetness and Lightning” (2016)

“Yuri on Ice” (2016)

“Ghost in the Shell” (1995)

“The Garden of Words” (2013)

“Paprika” (2006)

“Shirobako” (2014-2015)

No more melted tomblerones or mising skulls, yyeann!

This is my basic process for pretty much everything I draw. The key is understanding the shape of the garment you’re trying to draw and the shape of the body part you’re putting it on.

Drawing the body first forces you to make the shoe, hat, or clothes fit that body. With practice you’ll be able to skip some steps. This method works the same no matter the perspective or pose. It just relies on your knowledge of what a hat looks like from above, or what the bottom of a shoe looks like. When in doubt, just google refs. Don’t necessarily need the exact angle you’re trying to draw. Look at different pics to give you an idea of how it works in 3d.

Shoes are always a bit tricky because feet are a stupid ass shape.

You need something like this:

my emotions have indelicate hands they clamp on the stylus and drag a thick line absent nuance or variation

I know all the hotkeys, but the program still freezes

my lineart’s on the conversational sketch layer an uncomfortable mistake in need of untangling

I flatten and save the .psd, realizing only the next morning the bad ways you might have taken Layer 47

despite Googling extensive reference, my poses are awkward and my expressions are stiff

I have forgotten to save you at least three times now and once again, I am re-doing the progress lost in the fallout, praying it’ll turn out better than before

Disclaimer: I’m completely self taught so my art is not necessarily anatomically correct nor realistic. This is just how I personally draw shoes.

Overshoots and Mini Anticipations lecture from my Complete Introduction to 2D animation package.

Hi, thank you so much!!! To learn how to draw hand flapping, I recommend studying animation smears.

Rise uses this technique a lot, pause just about any fast-paced sequence and you’re sure to find smear references!

That being said, I drew this little tutorial up real quick to show how I do it:

I hope that helps!!

sorry wait LIMA BEANS????

hell yeah!!!! pathologic deserves more content. if you post your art in the tag there’s a non-zero chance i’ll see it because i check that shit daily

your grandma has seen my art…..very intimidating. but thank you im glad you enjoy it!

hrgghghgh im changing my brush settings a lot lately because im trying to find one that works for me. but here’s my current settings for my main brush (btw i maintain that brush settings are relatively unimportant in the grand scheme of art. most brushes will work fine for any purpose. tailoring texture/pressure sensitivity/etc. is just the cherry on top)

^w^ thanks!

i was planning on making a full tutorial for this but then university ground me under its heel lol.

essentially for semi-realistic eyes you want to take the basic recognizable components of the eye and simplify them–generally ive seen artists draw the upper lid, the lower lid, the iris/pupil, the eyebrow, and that’s it. so long as the anatomy is realistic it won’t look too cartoony.

legitimate realism gets involved when you start drawing each lash, putting highlights each tearduct, etc. But, i think there’s a lot of wiggle room when stylizing eyes, based on your preference. just experiment and see what you like best!

(also hell yeah h/otline miami. i have very specific eye headcanons for the fans)