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Day 13: Collab - "Show us something you were a part of!"
A few years ago I participated in a Legend of Zelda fanzine. I chose to illustrate for Majora's Mask since it is one of my favorite entries in the series. Unfortunately, the fanzine was shut down by Nintendo and never saw the light of day. Even though the zine was cancelled, we were still able to share our pieces. I'm glad I participated because this is one of my favorite artworks I've ever done.
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“Whoever you are, no matter how lonely, the world offers itself to your imagination, calls to you like the wild geese, harsh and exciting -- over and over announcing your place in the family of things.” By MARY OLIVER • This is my version of a quote for #peptober • #dianatoledano #poetryillustration #wildgeese https://www.instagram.com/p/CVYYw7RPHlD/?utm_medium=tumblr
Day 6: Fan on stage - "Bring your fans into your process by letting them vote or give feedback to unfinished work."
Everyone's got Deltarune on their mind since Chapter 2 dropped the other day! I’m really enjoying the update as well. I used to make tons of Undertale fanart including a series of terrariums featuring settings from the game. It’s hard to pick a personal favorite but I’m particularly fond of this snowglobe artwork I did five years ago.Â
 I would love to do a stained glass piece or terrarium featuring a scene from Deltarune. Do you have any suggestions?
Day 26: "Repost one of your most successful artworks ever."
This drawing of a snowy owl in a wintry forest has always been one of my personal favorites. I drew it back in 2013. I still have this owl as my Deviantart icon, and I always sell this as a print at conventions. It was a bit of an experimental piece and I think is what helped make it succeed as an artwork. It's nice to go with the flow instead of overthinking things.
Day 3: ATA - "Ask your audience a question."
Are you dressing up for Halloween this year? Are your pets going to dress up?
I drew this portrait of my cats last year. Beatrice the honeybee and Dante the bat. I’m currently working on an oil painting of Beatrice with the honeybee motif! My sister is going to make some bat wings since we both have black cats. Now let’s just see if they will wear it for more than 30 seconds.
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Day 11: Lowlight - "Share something you made that you hate!"
One of the things I'm most proud of is not hating on my own artwork anymore. I rarely look at my newer drawings and think about how much I hate it. It wasn't easy getting here!
However, I still cringe looking at my old art (like literally every other artist in existence) especially from the Dark Ages. Every other picture I'm reacting with "ew!" or "oh my god what was I thinking." Like. I hate everything I drew back then.
That being said it's NOT easy picking one artwork I don’t care for, so I tried to just pick SOMETHING. So here's a Dramatical Murder fanart I made in 2014 during The Dark Ages. As a person and an artist, nothing I did that year was my finest work. My art was getting stale and I was immature as a person. I can say that now because I've progressed past that point- hopefully!
Day 29: Game - "Make an interactive challenge post."
This is a fun one. There's always a story behind my artworks, but I also enjoy leaving it up to the viewer's interpretation. What do you think is the story behind this one? What would you do if you encountered this in the woods?
Day 22: Follow Friday - "Share your favorite people to follow."
I'm heavily inspired by Erin Hanson whose art inspires me to push my colors further. Pictured here is a photo study from a few years back. I study her style a lot so I can emulate her use of color but still have my own distinct look.
