#brusque-android42

Sure! I have no problem with using my art as a study, but I would advise against using my art as anatomy reference. The anatomy I draw isn’t actually proportioned to a real human body for the sake of style (And also because of bad old habits that I’m still trying to break, plus needing to study it more myself) so it wouldn’t be good in the long run to use my art as a guide to learning it.

okay so this is REALLY LATE but like

I don’t have time to draw every day anymore but I always make sure to draw at least a couple times a week, even if its really little things. Carry a sketchbook, look at art frequently, try other forms of art that might be more accessible, all of that helps a lot in keeping that little nagging worry about falling away from art at bay.

Sorry for taking so long to do this. I had no power and when I got it back I had to do other things. Plus, I’m not really good at formulating my thoughts.

To start off, yes I have watched the anime. I read like 10 chapter past where the anime left off, but there is a season 2 coming so I don’t want to ruin it for myself.

As for my thoughts about it, it was an awesome series. At first it starts off slow for world building and once episode 5 hits that’s when all the action comes in. The characters are all memorable and you’ll be cheering for them all the way through the story (my favorite character is Ochako).

I have a few quick tips! 

1. watch speedpaint videos.

2. look at art tutorials/guides/studies online.

3. try something entirely new. Usually use a lot of lines? try painting something line-less. Used to a lot of blending? Try cross-hatching and see how you like it.

4. honestly, either try to get into a new series or read fanfiction for one you already like. I don’t know why it helps me, but it does.

another ask!!!! YES!! than k you friend

3. Who was your first Broadway crush?

ooh good question, hm…this is hard bc i had never really been into Broadway Broadway until high school (despite being super into musicals in general)…but I’d have to say, minus Daniel Radcliffe, that Christian Borle was my first real Broadway crush. I loved him as Emmett Forrest in Legally Blonde and I followed his work after that for a few years, from Peter and the Starcatchers to the Live! musical specials they had on abcfamily/Freeform. (or I mean if you count the first time I saw The Lion King I loved the guy who played Simba so–but that’s a different kind of love i was like in first grade pfft)

14. A musical you would love to see produced by Deaf West?

(un momento as I look up Deaf West lol) AAHHH the folks who did Spring Awakening!! oh yeah that looked really cool. Heck yknow I’d like to see anything that’s not X-rated. Yeah, I’d be up for it. Hmm a specific musical produced by them? Like an existing one? :I hmm… Well I have a deep love for Seussical, having been in it twice, and it’s a fun, zany kind of ride that I think could be interesting if they produced it. (idk if that’s what the question meant lol but there you go)

22. Which Disney movie should be made into a musical?

Oh man oh man ohhhhhhoooo man. Let’s see, which ones are already taken first…Tarzan, Lion King, Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Peter Pan, Cinderella, I think Frozen????, and I’m drawing a blank on any others– I don’t count Into the Woods, though I could lol

hmm….what’s been popping into my head as I read this question has been Lilo and Stitch, Princess and the Frog, and Atlantis. (despite there being no songs I think it could work well on stage!)

Out of those three the best suited would probably be Princess and the Frog since, it actually has songs of musical variety more than one, and more than Elvis songs. And as much as I would like to see a stage adaptation of Atlantis, it’d probably be better as a play than a musical, considering the tagline “less singing more explosions”. anyway. i’m rambling.