Vic/Niho/Any screen name. Any pronouns.

I'm from Argentina. A bunch of posts might be in spanish. 20+

Current interests are Hotline Miami, SCP and Dorohedoro. I don't post that much about 'em though.

I am active on the SCP wiki, sometimes. I write a lot for it and help run the visual design team in the hispanic wiki.

My main feats have been the SHRP series, about a special joint task force and their struggles within the SCP Foundation and themselves; and SCP-ES-300, the winner of it's respective contest about monsters. Both have been cowritten with my boyfriend, and illustrated by me and @xenogax so far.

yay

OC Masterposts

Agent Víctor "LIGHTHOUSE" Penz Specialist Rex "PYRO" Turner [PENDING] Specialist Steffano "SEAMS" González [PENDING] Agent Marcelo "FIREWATCH" Oliveira [DATA LOST] Agent Dietrich "FREISCHÜTZ" Kösner [PENDING] Agent Germain "MUR" Solorza

commissions post

Updated my commission post a lil. Changed some prices and added better examples.

How do you draw armor so good... Whats yr technique...

The most important part for drawing gear in general is recognizing the layers of how its put on

this is the base of every rig, the vest. this is where every pouch is tied to. empty they look kinda like this

the main frame they have can variate. those little rectangles are where pouches are tied to, so basically nothing you see on gear is permanently attached. it can be moved around freely as long as you have space. from there you can start to figure out how they connect to it

again, red here is the base. green are the first pouches, connected directly to the vest. blue is secondary pouches, connected to the first ones, as some pouches are integrated with the system to get stuff attached to em too (its called molle)

purple stuff is what can be seen inside pouches. radios, magazines, grenades, etc.