#ceilingcow

I got some presents for some very dear friends from @ceilingcow / TigersEyeAdventureCo- and as they have been given I can finally show them off!

If you are at all in the market for a pronoun pin, I'd highly recommend Wes' work. They're large, high-quality, well-designed, and durable- I've had my set for years now and they're still in really good condition, despite near-daily wear and switching. He's also made Art Deco designs (the ones I use), Fallout-inspired ones, various Halloween inspired ones, and so, so many more. He will put any pronoun on these things and makes custom designs on request.

Hoff my beloved, I give you the satyr vase from our visit to the Getty

Oswald the Outrageous or Kent Connolly (gotta speak up for the ghouls)

I don’t have a good picture of Oswald the Outrageous so here’s The Big Sweetheart!

5. Are there any creatures you feel bad for fighting?

rarely while ACTUALLY fighting them, but feral ghouls and scorched make me sad just. generally. most of the time if things are actively trying to kill me the thought most active in my head is ‘oh god i would like to Not Die’

6. If you could have one creature as a companion, what would it be?

@ceilingcow 's wonderful ghoul, Burbank ♥️ Hope you like it! 😚

Burbank 

For digital artists: how many layers does a typical piece require?

Oh man, too many. My method is pretty much: draw. Things going well? Make a copy and start drawing on the copy. Rinse and repeat. I usually do hair or objects separate from faces/bodies just so i have the freedom of erasing without worrying about erasing faces (because i struggle with faces a lot). I usually end up with a lot of useless layers honestly.

What inspires you to not just make art, but to be a better artist?

It’s weird how, instead of defining “bossy bottom”, UrbanDictionary just uploaded a screenshot of Jack Cabot instead.