Ok, so I’m planning on doing the fashion animation meme with these guys, so I basically made dress-up dolls of the Bomberman Bros and gave them some outfits.
Any feedback is greatly appreciated!
Here’s the original meme as well as my inspiration!
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zendaya constantly saying art is the biggest snake of them and that if it wasn't for him patrick and tashi "could have had it all" is absolutely crazy. did she watch the movie???? 😭
like babe bestie sweetie WHAT movie were you watching! Art is not an innocent smol woobified bean but the biggest snake??? When Patrick exists?????????????
girl help WHAT is she thinking!
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shortening my list of inspirations is really hard because i have like 200+ artists websites bookmarked, i had a period during uni were i was obsessively searching out any and all art i could collect to build my internal library. I made a giant document of every queer artist i could find that is 5 pages long of names.
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Can I Get Some Advice On Commison Prices?
Ok, so I have been wanting to start selling commisons and I need some advice on how to price them. Most of the people I know IRL eather aren't artists (that do not buy commissions) or don't do commisons, so I don't now anyone who knows enogh about taking them for advice on how I should price them. I have already come up with some prices and was hoping that I could get artists' and clients' feedback on it. I greatly appricate any advice you have to give!
(Price sheet below the cut)
Commission Prices
Simple Art Style
Examples:
Sketch - $10 USD
Lineart - $15 USD
Flat Color - $20 USD
Finished - $25 USD
Revisions
Sketch - Free (per revision)
Lineart - Free (per revision)
Flat Color - $5 USD (per revision)
Finished - $10 USD (per revision)
Other Additions
Noise/Grain Filter - free
Cometic Aberration Filter - free
Cometic Aberration (Hand Done) - $5 USD
Glitch Filter - free
Color Script (only available for Sketch & Lineart) - $5 USD
Normal Art Style
Examples:
Bust
Sketch - $25 USD
Lineart - $30 USD
Flat Color - $45 USD
Finished - $55 USD
Waist-Up
Sketch - $30 USD
Lineart - $35 USD
Flat Color - $45 USD
Finished - $60 USD
Full Body
Sketch - $35 USD
Lineart - $40 USD
Flat Color - $55 USD
Finished - $75 USD
Backgrounds
Flat Color - Free
Gradient - Free
Transparent - Free
Flat Color w/ Border - Free
Gradient w/ Border - $1 USD
Flat Color w/ Shapes - $5 USD
Gradient w/ Shapes - $6 USD
Simple Background - $15 USD
Complex Background - $40 USD
Revisions
Sketch - Free (per revision)
Lineart - $5 USD (per revision)
Flat Color - $20 USD (per revision)
Finished - $30 USD (per revision)
Other Additions
Noise/Grain Filter - free
Cometic Aberration Filter - free
Cometic Aberration (Hand Done) - $5 USD
Glitch Filter - free
Color Script (only available for Sketch & Lineart) - $10 USD
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Here's pass 2 of my Sailor Moon redesigns!
There are all for Act One before Usagi awakens as the moon princess. I'd love questions or critique! Tysm ♡
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I have maybe 4 books to read before giving an entire fully baked opinion on this but what some AfAm academics have contributed to social activism is tragic. at least in recent years. a lot of different academic conversations seeped online and made shit worse or annoying but this one keeps sticking out to me as of late.
the spreading of afro pessimism in certain circles which of course spreads to the internet and then the rest of the world. I won’t say afro pessimism is wholly responsible for ALL of the shenanigans bc that’s not true but the idea that a philosophy steeped in American exceptionalism and from what I’m coming to understand, misreadings of other black academics, gaining foot on a global scale to define blackness and the world’s relation to blackness…feels very wrong.
it also creates separation when there should be common ground among people with different backgrounds and experiences. and that isn’t always clear cut either bc some people do take and misinterpret and remove cultural context from words or situations which I also don’t like. but I still think there can be understanding and building between groups that suffer oppression. and afro pessimism severs this connection between oppressed people in the global north to help and stand with people in the global south.
I listened to an interview from one of the major proponents of afro pessimism, Frank B Wilderson III and I was so bothered by a lot of it. it felt very America knows best and better about everything including blackness. despite the fact that blackness in the US differs from other countries, African American history differs from other countries with African diasporas so the historical context can’t be applied the same way. and also AfAms tend to feel very insecure in our place in the world which at times has not led to…positive things. the whole fiasco with African Americans arguing with Egyptians about Egyptian history comes to mind. that is its own discussion but the gall you have to have to argue with people about history that’s not even your own? I understand the context of the argument and the African American perspective and I still think it was audacious.
the mindfuck that is being African American gives context to this stuff but it doesn’t excuse it. and I become more bothered by what we’ve put out into the world that ultimately may be black but is also still American and potentially harmful to others.
I just refuse to believe that anti blackness is this necessary social structure to all other societies. i feel like that’s a very narrow view of the world and ignores a lot of ethnic conflicts that are found everywhere and can often be much more intense than racial conflicts. racism against black people is found in many places obviously but I don’t think we are at the immediate lowest social rank in every society. I just don’t buy that.
i think every nation state has its own population of people whether for ethnic/religious reasons, whatever differs them from the accepted main society, that the state wishes to abuse or crush and those are the people worth listening to and seeking solidarity with.
not to mention afro pessimism seems to legitimise race as like biological almost? which I also don’t like? I just don’t believe that black American academics know enough about the world to make these claims that ultimately defines blackness for everyone else or if they do know enough, they’d admit that race is not static and that it has a historical context within the society that it develops. i have many undeveloped thoughts and criticisms on this though.
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