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[LooNEY_DAC]

I keep wondering what to call these.

[Haiz]

I keep wondering what to call these.

I'd say impressive.

[Róisín]

LooNEY, those are beautiful! They remind me of Arabian tile patterns, and Persian carpets, and old fireplace panels, and Tibetan mandalas, and Mirrning sand patterns..... Truly lovely. I've always admired the one you use as an avatar. How do you make them?

[LooNEY_DAC]

How do you make them?

I take a US standard size sheet of graph paper with 10 squares per inch and pick how to divide the space up into smaller and smaller bits, which I fill with "stock patterns". My avatar is the center 16 squares of a "swirl", where there's a central square within a tangential diamond within a tangential square, etc. It works out that the "creative" part only covers a quarter or so of the whole figure, depending on which form I pick. The time to complete each is 8-ish hours, depending.

[Ana Nymus]

I keep wondering what to call these.

Oh wow! These are really cool! You know what they remind me of? They look to me like some of the really intricate quilt block patterns I've seen. This one in particular I cold imagine as a truly spectacular quilt!

[JoB]

I keep wondering what to call these.

Tessellations?

[Piney]

@piney Duuude that is so rad! Also, and yk i'm partial to smoking but that aside I think that cigarette adds a lot of character to this one

Thank you aaaa I completely forgot to reply to this! I'm glad the cigarette was noticeable the aesthetic™ wouldn't be right to me without it, IMO ^^


I drew some little character things this weekend:

[Athena]

Thank you aaaa I completely forgot to reply to this! I'm glad the cigarette was noticeable the aesthetic™ wouldn't be right to me without it, IMO ^^


I drew some little character things this weekend:

That does not look like a safe thing to give to a child! :'D Also, in the second image, I'm pretty sure the blade shouldn't be facing his shoulder? :\

[Piney]

That does not look like a safe thing to give to a child! :'D Also, in the second image, I'm pretty sure the blade shouldn't be facing his shoulder? :\

Well, it's safer than giving a child an axe And I'm pretty sure the carry-over-the-shoulder technique should really be used for tools that aren't mostly blade. How do you think he gets all the scars?

[Haiz]

Pineyyyyyyyyyyy that's really cute and i am now Officially Worried about mask boy


if anyone is wondering what i've been up to art-wise, it's drawing fanart of Thrilling Intent on my free days. like so:

Spoiler: more sketches one of which has the f-word in it • show

idk i like drawing fanart for small and obscure fandoms because they appreciate it so much, and since i'm currently depending on my daily TI fix to survive long days of work, it's only natural. also if any of you were wondering about my avatar change......... you understand now

[Athena]

if anyone is wondering what i've been up to art-wise, it's drawing fanart of Thrilling Intent on my free days. like so:

These are all really cool especially the first one! and the little sketches are funny.

[Tr]

Ahh gosh all that awesome Thrilling Intent fanart!
don't do wizard drugs, kids ;3

[Kelpie]

I was going to go to sleep at a normal time like a normal person, but no, looks like I'll be watching Thrilling Intent all night. It's beautiful. Thank you for alerting me to it's existence.

_{I'm also dying of laughter over here, because my favorite D&D character is a Tiefling Warlock named Markus and he's practically the exact same dude.}

[Jureeya]

@piney i loveee your mask designs, they're so clean. And @Haiz i don't know what the little twiggy beakface thing is but I want like eleven

I *thought* i uploaded this last night but i must have forgotten, so here's some lineart/cell shading practice

[Yuuago]

Haiz, nice!! Those coloured works especially are totally slick. *_*

Jureeya I am so totally in love with your linework on this one, holy cats. And the colours, just, ahhhh!