#gitv

Cantonese Dessert: Deep Fried Milk 

Oh Cosmo how I love to draw you

I stopped drawing stuff that I considered “too edgy” for a while because I didn’t want to be cringe. Recently, I realized that I don’t give a damn and I actually wanted to draw this stuff because it was fun for me.

I personally really enjoy coming up with story beats that have an emotional impact. Though, if I let myself get too self aware, I get self conscious of them. I don’t know why, my guess is that I’ve thought them through enough times that the emotional impact wears off on me and it feels tacky.

I’ve been working on using these emotionally impactful moments to springboard the rest of the story, rather than being the only thing I put care into crafting. Having a reason for the impact makes it more believable and interesting.

Gamers, I think I’ve improved since the beginning of summer.

Wabi-sabi Design Philosophy of Moore Chen: Build a House with Soul 

I made a poster! I drew this traditionally with alcohol markers, colored pencils, and paint pens. After that, I scanned it, and now I can make as many copies of it as I want!

This illustration features characters from my story that I’m tentatively calling “What Happens in the Mountains.” (Formerly known as “The Mountain | The Valley”/“TMtv”) (Formerly Formerly known as “The Gang in the Valley”/“GITV”)

I’ve yapped to death about these characters before, so I’ll spare you the explanation (for now). Though, I suppose I can announce that I am finishing the development of this story and starting to make it into a comic! I am finally at a point where I like the story, it is concise and makes sense, and I cut almost all of the filler.