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Commissions are OPEN !
you heard that right! comms are open once again and no limit on slots either!
Payment will be through PayPal (USD) or through Ko-fi as I have my commission listings there as well.
if you have any further questions on anything that’s not already disclosed here, please feel free to reach out to me in any of my dms or my email.
stay safe and sane !
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You’ve made no claims of leaving or such but I don't know how active you might be. I feel like I have to say your art is amazing, and your comics have made me emotional in a way I'm literally incapable of describing. Seeing your works makes me want to write my own, or at least pick up "forgotten" writing projects that I've regrettably not finished. Your work is amazing, and wherever you are now, I hope you are doing well. If not, I hope things begin to look up. (I know this isn't really an ask but I felt the need to say something.)
omg i’m so sorry i’m only seeing this now, but you’re right- i have no claims of ever leaving! i’ve just been very bad at keeping up with posting as i’ve been juggling a lot of health and work issues for a while now (recently trying to get over this whole flu going around).
but this means so so much to me! i also normally get inspiration from looking at others’ works of art/writing, so to be that inspiration for you is so heartwarming to hear <3
tyvm for this wonderful message (it’s no problem at all that it’s not an ask- i love receiving any type of messages ^^)
messages like this are also a huge inspiration for me to never leave you all behind and to keep up with my projects that i’m always surprised to hear have left such huge impacts on you all. so thank you times a million lol
i’ve made a trello board !
this’ll help with my organization and if you’re interested in staying up to date on my projects!
(especially if you commission me and want constant updates on the progress)
First of all, i just wanna say that I'm in Absolute Love with your artworks and secondly, is your tf2 username also "hajime"? because i'm playing with a scout named like that and the first thought that came to me was you. sorry if it came out weird lol. My tf2 name is "an awful laggy medic main" in case if you were wondering and have a lovely day. :D also i hope you're doing well there
hi i’m so sorry for the late response!
but my name on tf2 is actually just haji with the same pfp as the one you see me have here. i haven’t played in a long long time but once in a while i’ll hop on
Hi,I think your art style is pretty damn neat. I have a question do you have any tips on drawing scars?
thank you! unfortunately, i do not have any detailed or specific advice on that.
However, what i will say is to always always always look at reference images. no matter the style of art, it’s important to have an understanding of how the injury would appear irl. i often do not follow this advice and end up getting very unrealistic and overly exaggerated scars as a result lol.
a good thing to keep in mind is how the scar was formed and from what.
if it was due to any sort of weapon or object, then keep in mind how much force was required and in what direction. was it an accident? was it a clean procedure or done with malicious intent? was the scarred individual moving whilst this was happening? there are numerous reasons why someone could have a scar, yet it’s good to consider some of these questions (not all will always be applicable of course as some scars are created without weapons/tools/objects (i.e. burns))
once you have that down, you then must consider how the injury was healed in order for it to become a scar. was the wound cleaned and properly tended to? was it left unattended for any amount of time? who tended to the wound, was it a doctor or sloppily patched up by someone inexperienced? did the individual with the scar tamper with it during the healing process? do they pick or scratch at it even now? all of this is important of getting down how exactly the scar would appear in its current state.
the final thing to note is who is being drawing with the scar. is the individual someone who retains scars or do theirs fade easy with time? how prominent would a scar show on their skin?
i know you were probably looking for more specific artistic advice on how to draw scars and i’m just speaking the obvious here, but there are so many different types and so many factors that go into drawing them that it is ultimately best to reference reality then work that into your own style that best fits the themes of the character and the scar’s creation. always remember, there is no right way to drawing scars!
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So, your blog was one of the first ones I decided to follow on here and I have never regretted that choice, because your art is awesome! I love your comic, characters and art style and the foreshadowing in your work is rather amazing (looking back on it now... I honestly was to dumb or inattentive to realise it back then)
But there is one thing I just have to tell you:
Ever since I started following you, when ever I dm a new person on here, not their profile picture is shown, but yours and it stays like that for like 2 days or something (and it starts showing up randomly again after that)... Not that I am complaining or anything, it’s a nice eye tbh, but it’s kind of creepy going to my dm chats and just having five times the same eye staring at me....
Anyway: Have a nice day, stay healthy, don’t lose your motivation and fun in doing art of any kind :)
hahahaha oh my that’s funny
fun fact! the eye i use for my pfp is actually from this image i drew months before i ever even started my comic series
good to know i’m ever present in your dms (:
My Commissions are now OPEN.
Payments will be taken with USD through PayPal ONLY.
I will be open to drawing most things from any fandom or even ocs!
What I will not accept :
🚫NSFW, ships with real people (ex. youtubers, streamers, etc), and mecha art.
Please ask if you have any further questions and feel free to email/dm if interested!
Uh hello I was a little nervous about asking but how did you motivate urself throughout the whole of the Splintered and Severed project? How did u keep from loosing ur motivation half way through??
Well, in general my drive and desire to create such a story and have my ideas shown in such a way was already a motivation on its own. I had always wanted to create some sort of mini comic to tell an ocs backstory before, and I had finally gotten the chance to do so.
It was hard a bit to keep up the motivation as when I was still working on S&S, I had a different full time job that worked me far too much overtime. So, anytime I would feel that I wasn’t in the mood to continue the story or work on any new pages, I simply wouldn’t. I would take as long or short of a break from updating the comic until I was in the mood to draw again.
To me, I believe that I would rather draw for the comic when I want to and be able to take the time to make it how I want it, rather than rush it out each chapter simply because I feel like I should and end up with chapters that i’m not proud of or have more mistakes than intended since i’d be rushing it.
Since it was just a passion project for me, that’s how I saved myself from total burnout in the long run is not pressuring or time crunching myself.
