Sushi-Spoon

It also reminded me of how important it is to clean and organize this blog. Since this is slowly turning less away from being an art blog and becoming more of a life blog. I even thought about starting a new blog to focus more on art and my interests.

Here's a rough introduction to each of the featured characters:

Fin - A person that fell into a place that doesn't make any kind of sense. She's basically an OC I made to draw liminal space with a story.

Zero - Cloud type object-head, who moved around the place too much and just wants a place to call home. Although, deep down, they aren't sure where to start.

Pix (The name may change later) - A mask wearing artist, who is a bit of a prankster and class clown.

Carassi - A fish that pilots a robotic aquarium and is currently trying to find peace in the adaptation.

abbi - A self-aware AI who is trying to learn more about the world around them, while trying to heal from what happened before.

It's fine. I've never been the best with dates and times. In fact, when I was telling my dad about when my graduation is going to be, I first said the 13th instead of the 14th.

I've dislike venting in public areas like this mainly because my concerns sound cringe when I put it into words.

Anyways. I am now one year older, and I haven't made a mark yet. I have a lot of ideas that I wouldn't mind posting on here, but the fear just rolls in the moment I even try starting on one. It's just dumb comics, headcannons, and theories. Yet, my brain makes it more than that like I am being judged for my thoughts. I like this place since most people don't really care. I just have to remind myself that silly post in a fandom is still a post. No matter how it looks.

So, to celebrate my birthday, here's a random idea for an AU I have.

In other news, I've been focusing on my technique for line art using one of my OCs. I saw a method where the artist draws the line art on top of the sketch and cleans it up instead of putting both on different layers. From when I tried, it took less time. I even went ahead and tested out line thickness and speed.

There was another test I did where I did color on the same layer. I'm not happy with the shading and the pose, but it was just a test. The speed was noticeably better for a drawing this size, being under 2 hours. In comparison to the Madoka drawing which took a little over 7 hours. I liked this way better since it feels more calmer if that makes any sense.

Back in March, I was invited to go watch Project: Hail Mary with my mom. Although I am not the biggest fan of movies, it was safe to say by my reactions throughout the film that I really enjoyed it. I would like to believe that my experience was heighten by my mom being there and comforting me towards the end. That and her extra fun facts since she read the book a couple of weeks before we watched the movie.

I just haven't downloaded my traditional drawing skills to digital art yet. I got to treat it like how I normally would sketch with a pen.

Played a new game recently. I still haven't found the difficulty curve. Maybe it'll show up around chapter 2.

I have accepted that for some reason, I can't really do sketches digitally. I keep attempting to finish it fully. Is it a bad thing? Well, no. It's just annoying. I can do sketches in my notebook! I think...

Anyways, I set up a challenge for myself. It's mainly so I don't get worried trying to figure out what I want to post here. That and since I might have to draw them anyways, might as well get some practice.

Yeah, that's kinda what happened here. So, I've been busy that I haven't continued my project and instead procrastinated on it.

Yeah...

I did learn a new way of coloring. I'm practicing it now and maybe when I'm done with it, I'll show it along with the character description.

I did try working on one of my goals so far. Wow, there is a lot that goes into creating a comic. I realized how much I took for granted.

I'm currently on the lineart stage right now. Although, to get here, I spent way too much time on the sketch due to my perfectionism. That explains so many scrapped projects...

I just have been attempting to do a drawing of a design of a character I made back in 2024 or 2025. I just keep getting stuck on the rendering aspect of it all.

I'm currently practicing a way to sketch, and I found this method to be somewhat quicker. I tried putting some kind of make-up, but I'm not sure if it shows well.

I got three New Year's resolutions:

Continue learning. I chose learning Spanish, and one may see more of these types of doodles once in a while.

Draw what I want whenever I want. This just means that I may be working on different projects whenever I feel like it.

Practice creating comics. I probably won't show these comics unless I am very proud of it.

It's strange, you know. Now that I am done with this, it feels weird to not have a mission.

Anyways, there's a new event for a game I play. Although I changed the backstory for that OC, I find it funny that an idea that I had for a fan OC dealt with trains. However, I didn't put much research into it. So, I changed it to being more of a found family sort of deal. But isn't that most events...