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did one of those outfit memes bc it's fun

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waiter! waiter! more robot yuri please!

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࣪𖤐. Little Mac ࣪𖤐.

* Instagram * * Twitter * * Bsky*

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What my mother has to say about some PO boxers:

Glass Joe: He's already pissed himself

Gabby Jay: How is he allowed to box?

Von Kaiser: He rides the old bikes with one giant wheel

Disco Kid: His parents paid for boxing lessons

King Hippo: Why is there tape on his belly?

Bob Charlie: He smokes a lot of weed

Piston Hondo: He looks like the villain the hero befriends by the end of the movie

Bear Hugger: Where there's a hill, there's billies

Dragon Chan: What's with the face? (The permanent pog)

Great Tiger: Impressive mustache

Don Flamenco: Why is he sticking out his tits like that?

Kid Quick: That's a zombie!

Pizza Pasta: How is he named Food Food?

Aran Ryan: He was a playground bully

Hoy Quarlow: That's not boxing! (Upon being told he fights with a staff and kicks)

Narcis Prince: Joffrey from GOT

Heike Kagero: It's giving Polnareff

The Bruiser Brothers: Potatoes

Soda Popinski: Why is his head shaped like that? Conehead?

Bald Bull: He drives a cab

Mr. Sandman: He's from the streets

Little Mac: Ben 10

Birdie Mac/Peter Punch: Blonde Jimmy Neutron

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hannah

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it's everybody's business - let's hear what you've gotta say.

i drew her again. yeah. sorry it will happen again.

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Waiter waiter!!!! More holly please!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Questions About Creating Your OCs

‘Cause sometimes the stories of how OCs come to be are just as interesting as the OCs, themselves. Tell me how your virtual kids came into the world.

What was the first element of your OC that you remember considering (name, appearance, backstory, etc.)? 

Did you design them with any other characters/OCs from their universe in mind? 

How did you choose their name? 

In developing their backstory, what elements of the world they live in played the most influential parts? 

Is there any significance behind their hair color? 

Is there any significance behind their eye color? 

Is there any significance behind their height? 

What (if anything) do you relate to within their character/story? 

Are they based off of you, in some way? 

If they have an LI, how much of their character is tailored to be compatible to that person? 

Did you know what the OC’s sexuality would be at the time of their creation? 

What have you found to be most difficult about creating art for your OC (any form of art: writing, drawing, edits, etc.)? 

How far past the canon events that take place in their world have you extended their story, if at all? 

If you had to narrow it down to 2 things that you MUST keep in mind while working with your OC, what would those things be? 

What is something about your OC can make you laugh? 

What is something about your OC can make you cry? 

Is there some element you regret adding to your OC or their story? 

What is the most recent thing you’ve discovered about your OC? 

What is your favorite fact about your OC?

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sorry for the bad quality but i must do my annual fandom post

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PUNCH OUT NIGHT OUT Wine | Beer | Cider | Vodka | Cocktail

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Get Araned

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Waiter! Waiter! More Misty please!!

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follow up to this ask! this time im just gonna be talking about my coloring process (i also want to let you all know that im not an expert in color theory since im still learning, im quite literally just going random bullshit go on the blending modes 💀 lots of explanation under the cut)

the three blending modes i mainly use are exclusion, hard light, and overlay. from the guide above you could see how the blending modes work on their own, and how they look like combined altogether. the cool thing about blending mode layers is that it really is all about experimentation and finding the best combination for a piece (also to any fellow inabakumori enjoyers GRAHH lagtrain pose jumpscare)

i went through a bunch of blending mode phases before i ended up with those main three, though it's funny how ive been using the same overlay color for about 4 years now (multiply used to be one of them, and i still use it from time to time, just not as much). im gonna be honest the whole reason why i know about blending modes being helpful was because one time i accidentally had the fill bucket on and had a certified eureka moment 😭

the best way i could explain these three modes is:

exclusion - honestly i still dont understand how it works either 💀 when i use a really saturated blue color and lower the opacity, it gives a cooler feeling to the palette. feels like a mix of multiply and overlay with how it adjusts the colors without making it darker

hard light - gives more saturation and color

overlay - gives off a glowy effect, especially if the lineart isnt completely solid (this is why it isnt clipped on the folder as shown in the example below, keeping it above the layers gets that glowy effect)

i still use the same colors for exclusion and overlay (while i do alter them with hue saturation brightness from time to time, i just use the same blue and brown for most of my works) though hard light is what i use to make drawings lean towards a temperature

i tend to use warm colors a lot because i think theyre neat and also im biased sorry <3. as a warm palette example, i drew yinu and used this orange color on hard light and lowered the opacity

cold colors have a similar process, it's just the matter of adjusting the hard light layer. i wouldnt really say it's completely cold since i still add warm colors because im still biased </3. as a cold palette example, i drew sayu and used this purple-pink (??) color with the same settings

when it comes to drawings that have characters with contrasting palettes, it does take a bit of trial and error but i most of the time i mix both warm and cold methods like the example above. this also helps for art with several characters in general, since the blending modes help make the colors go well together despite the variety

theres also instances where i dont always use the warm + cold combo, since sometimes drawings lean towards a specific temperature instead (like environments with set lighting/shading, so usually i follow that even with characters with different palettes)

tldr; there are lots of palette combos you could make, not necessarily with just the three blending modes i mention. random bullshit go genuinely helps with experimenting with colors!!

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These if not Undertale, early Minecraft and a bit of Fnaf were my go-to favorites. I’d really like it if some of these returned with a sequel or something, I really miss ‘em :’)

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Toontown something... something... i like toontown...

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Palette and Misty taking a pic cuz they're friends WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA im RGRRGR i love Misty

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Girlfailure

Sorry to those who really enjoyed these when i suddenly stopped making these portraits. I took a break from it for a while to do oc stuff and just...forgot, to make more lmao

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