You got booped by Panini the wanderer frog
He likes you very much and wishes you good booping day
(or only day if you aren't into booping)
He also documented it on his little journal
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(I may have to make a specific tag for these frogs comics later)
The dialogue is from a convo a friend's friend had with their bf
My friend told me it was peak nurseydex, and tbh she was RIGHT
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frog that is made of lime jello probably (a glass frog, my favorite type of frog)
[ID: a digital drawing of a bright green frog sitting on some bright green leaves. the frog has a jelly-like appearance as it is asleep and curled up, and its body is slightly translucent. there’s some light shading in rainbow colored pencil on the frog and the edges of the leaves, and the background is a pale variegated blue]
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Frog is worried you haven’t taken a break to drink something nice and love yourself
-Mommabean (you wouldn’t believe how many times I had to redraw the stupid cup)
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it's Kissable the frog's birthday today! 🐸💗
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Really not safe for kids stuff below
POV you are a frog and convinced the hawk and dog to stop trying to kill each other , but they struggle with sharing so you tried to spend time with them both however it got out of hand
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I love how you do color! Do you have some tips you could share?
I have some tips here that I still think apply! It's probably best to have a look at those first, but here are some others also, with our friends the frog and red panda as my model,
Personally I prefer pastel colours, but sometimes bolder colours work better on things like posters, and it works better on artwork representing anger and high energy whereas pastel colours make things seem peaceful and calm.
Pinterest is a really good place to look for colour references and I have a colour board you can check out here that I'm always adding to! Using photos taken from life and photography is usually OK, but never copy or steal anyones work.
You can combine colours using different pens! This works best with pastel colours and looks nice with drawings with sunsets in the background. And lastly,
Changing the colour of the lineart can look good too! There's nothing wrong with the classic black line art, but sometimes adding colour to your lineart can be nice and create a unique look to your work. I found it looks best when you use the colour opposite to the colour you've been using or the same colour you've been using but darker. It's worth noting that different colour combos look good to different people so be sure to experiment with what colours look good to you!
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