Nata’s Stories And Arts

The artist of this comic is @nishimori38 go check out there art^^

https://nishimori38.tumblr.com/post/167124534695/i-translated-my-comics-but-my-english-is-horrible

Granmaus has known them 5 minutes and has already clocked them-

Chapter 8: Resurgence >Pages 1050 - 1053<

>Previous >Next (Aug 15)

>Beginning

The Shattered Timeline - Frisk 3D Model Showcase, exclusively made for this Animation Series, fully modeled and rigged by Xiabit! To be transparent, this model has been worked on for quite a while, mainly for the rig. We wanted to make sure that it would be easy to use for the animation itself, and that it would be ready for other character models to be created. This is one of the Frisk variations that you will see for the first episode, another one to be revealed soon. Speaking of the first episode, I'd like to share its current progress. The storyboard for it is pretty much done, along with the 2D animation sections that were fully animated, all of the lines for the characters were recorded for EP1, except for an additional one which will be recorded soon. Currently, what's left in EP1 is animating the 3D character models themselves, which I can't guarantee how long will this take, but time will surely tell! Meanwhile I've been also advancing on EP2 storyboarding, to make the process faster. Meanwhile, here are more images of the model!

As well as the rig itself!

artstyle very inspired by jakei

Frisk in this AU is in their mid-30s, and live as an established character that has interacted with the cast of Outertale long before the player's-

YOUR

arrival.

With a soul shining with adjacent hope, they will there to ensure things will be resolved in the best outcome possible.

On the outside, they're an energetic fella who enjoys fun more than anyone, and socializes with flirts and charm like no other.

On the inside, however... a deeply scarred soul with an equally damaged physical body. Their introverted true self is known only by a selected few, and even amongst them, and even fewer...

Still, that doesn't stop them from being pacifistic to most conflicts, being an introvert meant they had to spend a lot of time tending to themselves alone, but it did not mean that they wouldn't spend their time spreading "love" throughout Monsterkind's Mothership.

Though unlike their possessed robotic rival, Frisk hides their intentions from being blunt, and converts the mystique into a charisma carried with shine and gleam.

GLAMOUR!

To dull the edge that no one even knew existed, and ensure that they don't turn and fall back to tendencies they shall not word.

But... there comes a time when that edge is needed.

Frisk has several weapons up their sleeves, but more importantly, some that never leave their arms...

The "Anti-matter Knife" is only anti-matter in name, to those who may find that the knife carry oddly similar characteristics to Dark Fountains, I am here to confirm that the two are indeed intentionally correlated.

Frisk's soul is the Yellow soul of "Boundaries".

What this means is that Frisk is able to alter, and mess with the boundaries of reality and dimension, leading to abilities of similar effect to something you would expect out of The Big Dr. G.

The "Anti-matter knife" was a result of the soul acting with it's full potential, allowing an extremely limited proportion of the gateway a Dark Fountain Frisk opened to stay on the knife, of course, with the limitation that the Dark World must never close.

What this effectively accomplishes is a knife that is too dull to cut any living thing (maybe except a fly), yet can crush and launch any object with a single swing.

(Since souls are different in this AU as well, they will be discussed separately, as this is sort of the first link anyone new to this AU will click, therefore I do not want to overwhelm you with information.)

On the other hand, you may have noticed Frisk's prosthetic arms.

They are both tools made by Frisk, of different materials, and serve different purposes.

The right is a full armed length of nano-machinery hidden under flexible tubes and covers of armor that weigh as much as their original counterpart, responsible for tasks that aren't reliant on strength and is more techno-diversified.

The left is a more simple prosthetic forearm, made for only the purpose of basic hand requirements, and the Plasma Core.

The Plasma Core has two modes, and two modes only:

- Plasma Blast

- Plasma Saber.

Plasma Blast is an outburst of energy release that causes a violent wave to output towards any direction, though powerful, it is limited to a very short distance, and requires both wind-up as well as proper structure to prevent the recoil from breaking one's arm.

The Plasma Saber is an even more powerful split second slash that is capable of deflecting the direct firing of The Mothership's Arsenal. Yet lasts for merely a second, and overheats the core immediately after use, with an even more pathetic range of reach as the saber must be controlled and held tightly within.

These, combined with their cape connected by a Legendary Artifact and a bow tie made of HOPE (save stars), allow them to go invisible for stealth and plan out their next attack since their tools for direct confrontation is limited.

Kaboom, body done! (Yes on the back it is transparent. However, whenever there is a solid background it looks solid, y’know?

Btw, With the second drawing is the ideas of how the clothes are going to work. Kind of like mimicqyu (or however you spell it agshsgh) from Pokémon, the clothes are tathered, and torn. Like this :D

FINALLY DREW IT

:D Lyrics are from Epic The Musical btw

Version without the text below cut so you can see the ✨details✨

Are you a beginner artist trying to learn?

Well, me too. But I'm probably further ahead in progress considering I'm the one offering this.

What's "this" you ask?

"A beginner art tutorial, made by a beginner artist, for beginner artists!"

First, I find that personally, trusting yourself is the most important aspect to a beginner artist.

Not a blind faith that you are doing well, but also not just a heart to always strive for better.

It is in being able to draw what you love.

For most people, that means posing their favorite characters, so this tutorial will start with preparing you to do that!

And that leads us to...

Lesson 1: Forearm and Hands!

"Oh no, Horizon's arm was eaten by a wild beast (Wait, isn't that her pet-? ah whatever...)! We need to help her recreate it, or else she'll be very, very sad!"

Step 1: Basic boxes and approximate measurements.

This should be the easiest step, but while these boxes are essential to every step afterwards, there's no need to perfectly replicate them for now.

(Not to mention I am not trying to be perfect either!)

Now, draw a single rectangle stretching far in length, keep in mind during so that this box is meant to represent the 4 boxes shown.

After that, mark down the lines to indicate a 3:1 proportion, and then the 1:1:1 inside the longer side as well.

Don't be afraid to change anything and redraw, it will take you less attempts as you practice more and more!

Bingo! Now we have a basic arm that can't really do much yet, and might remind you of arts and crafts you may or may not have experienced from childhood.

Step 2-3: more approximate measurements

Now that you have planned out the whereabouts of the arm, you can start measuring out more of the details!

An important thing to note when leaving sketch lines, is that it is easier to image the two bones of the forearm curving out from those same proportions, before curling back towards the end of the palm.

this way, you can easily plan where the bumps of the arm are.

But don't be too generous and let the bones kiss the skin too close! That's a common mistake and it'll end up frustrating you more.

As for the hand, a simple rule of thumb is to remember that the length of the finger is equal to the length of the bone in the hand it connects to.

And the finger joint themselves are separated with a 2:1:1 proportion, although often times half of the "2" is hidden within the hand's flesh, it is actually visible from under the palm, but not from the back.

Keep that in mind!

Step 4: Enjoy your result.

All that's left to do now is erasing the no longer necessary marks you drew prior... and there your arm is!

You can still practice by trying to shade with sinple lines, that way it will help your brain develop the 3D logic it needs, and is also likely the kost fun way to do so if you have time!

Enjoy art, and I will see you next time!