#andworldbuildingtoo

Aw, Thank you!! I’m glad you enjoyed it! :D

Potentialforart owns the megaphone announcer! His name is Ashley.

I can high five with with my tail, yea! Just...please not too hard.

Look at how I fail to draw scary creatures.

It depends on the subject. If I need to decide on the color of a species, for example, I try to find a good mix between color combinations I like, logically fitting colors/patterns (as in camouflage or mating display) and distinction from species I already have. Some characters also have color combinations that carry a meaning (opposing colors to make something stand out, show conflict or harmony, or some kind of relationship). With small things like Taka’s rainwear, I try to find a scheme that fits his own colors and the purpose of the clothing. Looking up some references always helps in every case, and sometimes, I just go wild on the color sliders or bomb the image with blurred photographs in overlay mode - sometimes, this playful approach is the better one because it reminds me to loosen up often enough :)

if i’m thinking of the same picture you are then it’s Sapphire from Osamu Tezuka’s Ribbon no Kishi!!

Laughing at enemies

Overall I usually have about 100-150 layers. And I usually use 2 layers for shadows. Maximum 3.