Hello everyone! I hope you’re enjoying your day as much as I am. I’m currently hanging out at @caffetto with my favorite lychee kombucha and a chocolate caramel cookie (courtesy of
@tarotbyfergus) to delightfully munch on. I’ve poked my head in to observe the Magic game happening beside me a couple times because it’s irresistible.
@kommienezuspadt and
@tarotbyfergus are playing a round of standard right now and it’s so entertaining to watch. I’d join in but I’m taking a hiatus from MTG so I can focus on other projects.
Today I’d like to share another process video from my inked drawing collection. I didn’t realize until now that I haven’t shared the inking progress, maybe it’s because I had an overflowing amount of content that I was feeling pressured to release first. In this video you’ll see how this creepy gal started off as a mirrored image using pencils. I played around with colors for a bit, scratched that idea and eventually went to inking.
She is totally me right now because I’ve been feeling like a weirdo lately.
Recently, I was invited to a friends housewarming party...p.s. I knew no one there! The socially awkward side of me wanted to hide in the corner behind the refreshments table but I did my best to resist the urge. Instead, I walked up to the first group and paid a compliment to someone’s outfits, asked how they knew the host and continued from there. Introductions are so exhausting! I personally hate icebreaker conversations and what I mean specifically are intro conversations where people are asking me where I go/went to school and what I do for work. It’s a boring topic that I know they have no interest in and I end up feeling like I’m getting ranked by the standards set by society. Thankfully, the rest of my interactions weren’t like this and I went on to meet a bunch of kind hearted souls, promising to connect over a meal in the near future.
Haha, I wrapped that story up fairly quickly. Let me know if you also struggle in social settings like I do and your thoughts on how I ink!