full of trinkets

it's really gross how you can be self aware enough to know what's going on in your head but you can't actually stop it from happening. i need to grab it like a pigeon that got stuck in a house and throw it out the window. be free

In my early-twenties I was addicted to photoshopping my nudes into Hieronymus Bosch paintings, though there came a point when the cohesiveness of the end products began to offend me

do you guys remember when we used to say oh worm all the time. remember that

is anybody out there

ok if your art program is telling you to use 2000-4000 pixel wide canvases on average, it is lying to you

you do not need a huge canvas unless you are: making multiple character renders, charts, prints, computer backgrounds, and other professional assets that require you to not see pixels if you zoom in. you do not need 4000 pixels or more for cartoon sketches, your device is getting bloated with large images and its going to lag your program/device. you don't need this, reduce the canvas size

my sketch page canvas is, on average, at a 1300 width, this is so that I can zoom in and draw something small before moving it to a new canvas and resizing. I absolutely do avoid going over 2000 pixel width as much as possible because blending layers will get laggy fast (of course it depends on the program, but from what I've seen this is pretty universal). the fact that people do this like. On average. For every piece of art. is baffling to me. if my program lags when I copy and paste your art into my canvas (which is usually a flat colored reference that does not need that many pixels), and I have to resize the image so I can see more than 1/5th of it, there is something wrong.

the human brain is so cool, if you're tired and stressed enough, your brain will go, "don't worry, I got you" and shadows will start moving

and what's the genital situation on the shadows

oh this is my post

Great Lakes Awareness Day is May 5th this year!

LET'S GO LAKE WHO NEVER GIVES UP HER DEAD LET'S GO!!!

Great Lakes Awareness Day for 2026 is May 4. You only have a few days to get ready!