Dragons, dragons everywhere!

behold and despair

doing nothing but burning through stained scrolls lately

That's just so good?

As soon as that scroll pops out of the cauldron Chubasco is becoming Fathom. And. As my husband voted, going to look "like it's diving under the stars" with m pose~

And then there will be booned hatchlings >:)

His kids hatched, I decided on 750g as a price? One has soap, one is koi like him, the last is koi with steel as a secondary.

(Though I'm waffling on it, honestly. My original thought was 500g, buuuut I spent a lot geneing his mate, but like also this won't be his only clutch ever, so like... you could haggle. You could offer items such as the anchor or the scenes as part of value, eggs maybe??)

Find them in my sales tab here:

poison & roses

When the Ships / Prepare to Set Sail

I'm making this as a separate post in addition to a reblog reply, in the hopes more people will see it.

So, you've worked on a skin and you've poured your heart into it, worked at a high resolution, and rendered all the nice details... and then you resize to 350 x 350 px and half your details disappear, others look pixellated, and some things that looked great at full size are now way too cluttered.

Wouldn't it be nice to have a way to avoid this pain entirely, all while working at full size and never having to zoom out while you're in the flow to check on the details?

Well, I've got the hottest tip for you.

Start by upscaling your canvas to 2800 x 2800 px. When zoomed out to 12.5%, the canvas will appear as 350 x 350 px. You can also choose other resolutions, the important bit is that one of those resolutions results in an image appearing as 350 x 350 px when zoomed out at one of the default percentages (50%, 33%, 25%, 12.5% etc). We are not going to zoom out on the working file, however.

(This is my accent Thought we had a deal, which you can find in my accent shop)

Then it's magic time. This works in Clip Studio Paint and Photoshop, I don't know about other programs.

Window > Canvas > New Window in CSP:

Or Window > Arrange > New Window for [file name] in Photoshop:

This will open the exact same image in a different tab. Click the tab, hold to drag and it will float above your working image. Zoom out to 12.5%, grab the bottom right corner (it will appear where the green arrow is) to scale down the excess frame:

And voila, you will have a live version of your accent at its print size, regardless of how much you zoom in in the larger version:

Yes, that's right, live version, it will update as you draw! You can tell right away if a detail you add will show up at print size or not, if it will be readable or not.

Some more flight rising art, this time of my progen!

My Flight Rising Coliseum dragon, Pronoia, human version.

Here's the original, in-game version

got my first surges hatched and listed for sale!

I cry every time I draw teeny chains and they get compressed

𝟣. miles morales: obsidian/sanguine/ruby

2. gwen stacy: orca/magenta/magenta

3. pavitr prabhakar: crimson/oilslick/vermilion

4. hobie brown [wildclaw] [ridgeback]: crimson/garnet/obsidian

edit: someone made a good point that hobie wouldnt be the most expensive kind of dragon, so i added a ridgeback alt version!

5. miguel o'hara: sapphire/garnet/ruby

6. jessica drew: vermilion/obsidian/oilslick

7. peter b. parker: sapphire/vermilion/vermilion

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design notes about the scries, below the cut: