DAMN girl you slide up into my ARMS and TAKE A HUG because IT REALLY IS nice to find other people who actually dislike her! (And don’t worship her the way I see a LOT of people do.) Like I knew we existed but HAD NEVER ACTUALLY COME ACROSS ANYONE ELSE. (Perhaps, we all do not want to call down the rabid defenders upon us)

Ohhh, man thanks for taking the time to fill me in on that! XD

Lycanroc!:not my favorite │ average │ cute │ adorable │ best │ ultimate fave Not super big on it, but it’s fine. Don’t think I have a preference of one form over the other.Incineroar!:not my favorite │ average │ cute │ adorable │ best │ ultimate fave It’s a BIG WRESTLING CAT, I love it!! (And I love my Incineroar in particular, of course.) Its signature move looks so dumb.Celesteela!:not my favorite │ average │ cute │ adorable │ best │ ultimate fave I am heavily influenced by the fact that my little brother really likes this Pokemon. He has one that he often uses at the Battle Tree when we go together. Also, I just love Steel types!!Thanks so much for sendin’ in not just one, but three!! :O

HELL YEH2. How long have you been drawing?-Butts and dang, I’ve been drawing since I was a young’un! (as in, before double-digits young. My eldest sister drew, so I wanted to also.) I really started to pick it up in middle school, and then drawing-and-sharing went into full burst around high school.15. How long does an average piece take you to complete?-Like… ten freaking hours, I swear. Really, I suppose it depends heavily on whether I’ve drawn a character or not before (going off the reality that most of what I draw is fan art)… Even characters I’m quite comfortable drawing, it can take me a couple of hours for each stage of drawing (sketch, line, color/shade).I really would put my guess at around 6-10 hours, which makes me kind of baffled that I don’t get more done. Sad!24. Do you feel jealous when you see other people’s art, or inspired? (Be honest!)-Oh dude, it’s a little of both!! It varies, I used to always get inspired, but in more recent years there really have been times I’ve seen some art and just… wanted to give up, because I’ll never be that good. I’m really not sure what makes the difference in reaction!16. Do you draw more today than you did in the past, or do you draw less?-Sheit, somebody tell ME. I… I want to say less. Of course, then I consider that most of the drawing I did like, back in high school was doodles and whatnot, whereas nowadays I’m producing more “full art”. Hmmm.Still might classify it as “less”.18. What are you currently trying to improve on?-Dang, I’m kinda flip-flopping on “anatomy” and “color theory” (since I am MADLY shit at the latter). In particular, I’d like to learn how to better draw the legs I (in a previous ask) mentioned not being very good at.This is kinda side-topic-ing, but I think it would be cool to do the kind of life-drawing sets that Adam Warren does as practice. I’m worried about smudging the hell outta some graphite though, heheh.Thanks for askin’ Hayleyyy!!

1. Do you prefer traditional drawing, or digital?-Frriiiggg, I’m really not sure if I can choose there–I genuinely love doin’ both of them for different reasons!! It’s especially fun to me to switch ‘em up, helps me feel fresh and keeps the inspiration going.6. What’s your least favorite thing to draw?-Hmm, that’s really a tough one. This might sound weird, but maybe… legs. I’m not very good at it.9. How much time do you spend drawing on an average day?-I wish I could tell you that with certainty! On an average day, I kinda tend to draw with a butt-ton of pauses. It’s like, draw for a few minutes, check a couple things online. Drawn for a few minutes, get up and stretch my legs. Draw for a few minutes…Collectively, I’d put it somewhere in the “handful of hours” range. Actually kinda pathetic, when you consider how much time I COULD be drawing that I don’t USE.Thanks so much for the asks!

I LIKE “AMOOBI” THOUGH. Might start using that when Ron and I talk about amiibos.

YES oh my gosh my brother told me I WANT TO SQUISH THE METROID. I NEED TO KNOW HOW IT FEELS.

THE RISKIEST OF ALL QUESTIONSSince we’ve been making ice cubes this summer, I actually have been putting them in my water occasionally!! They melt immediately and cut the heat of the daytime tap water, y’know?But it’s not something I do every day. So I generally don’t, but I will do it if there is ice and I feel like it.