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Eclipse

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Some of my character design work for our upcoming short film Chrysalide :)

If you want to check out our progress, you can follow us on instagram here!

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Evan "terrified-of-needles" Rosier

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onfim style study

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what the fuck did I just download

#worldbuilding

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Another panel from my comic about Hua Cheng «The Star of Misfortune» 🥰

The translation to english is done! I'm planning to open orders soon🫡❤️

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for those of you who have not heard of Roger Dean, I am showing you Roger Dean's art now. it's really good, he did a lot of album covers in the 1970s. James Cameron made some famous movie about blue space cat people that lifted pretty heavily from some of Dean's paintings and then was pretty crummy about properly acknowledging it

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rough game??

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Just boys things! its a continuation of this illustration!

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lyka mae always exhibiting such intense oblivious lesbianism towards cedar that they never know what to do about it

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nasturtium collector

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Star of Solitude

Finished prepping for an exam earlier so I had time to finish this !!

I'm really happy with how the armour turned out

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I kinda see yr point re booktok but at the same time like........how different is it from pulp fiction that's been around for decades? there's the performance of reading element now (tho this probably existed in diff forms pre socmed) but I ultimately see it as like, not too different from the ppl who read every new James Patterson book or exclusively read Amish romance novels, like cheap, quickly produced fluffy reading material is by no means the new phenomenon here.

there was nothing wrong with pulp fiction by itself, you literally said it's always existed. the problem occurs when it becomes a part of the mainstream and theres a drastic drop in literature other than these kind of cheap novels. when you think of books written in the early 1800s, minds would immediately go to jane austen or the brontë sisters. likewise with the early half of 1900s makes you think of the great gatsby and to kill a mockingbird and if i asked you to name 3 books from 2005-2012 then you could do that very easily, with percy jackson and the hunger games. alongside these books, which would be read for generations over generations and go down as a cult classic, these colleen hoover/emily henry books can't hold a candle to the iconic literature of an era. sure, james patterson make a lot of these cheap fictions but how many people considering themselves "readers" actually read exclusively their books?

the current generation has devalued reading so much with the introduction of tiktok and instagram. since 2019 or so, there are so many books being put out of the exact fanfic-y nature that it destroys literature to a commodity and aesthetic to profit off of. none of these books actually have what it takes to be classified as literature. borrowing some stuff from @espressopdf 's reblog, when the consumption of books becomes so fast paced and meaningless at such a rapid rate with no intentions of slowing down, it is a bad thing. when these books are introduced as mainstream, they leave a lasting impression of literature of the 2020s. when future generations look back to these books and the craze they stirred up, they would try to imitate them and then every single book will be as senseless and bland as these current ones are on the pathway of being. it's not something that's harmless entirely, and the more people understand that is the better but lets be real here the people who read these kind of books exclusively are not going to listen to a word of what we have to say.

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Miquella the Unalloyed 🌻