Bookbinding Fanfiction

If you like bobs burgers you should be my friend tbh 😌🙏

Preach

When you sit down to write, and the entire scene plays out perfectly in your mind, but on paper it ends up looking like this: “he smiled, his smiling eyes staring at them with a hint of smile”

sometimes you need dialogue tags and don't want to use the same four

It has now involved into my original work.

✨ God help me ✨

You know when you wanna outwordly talk of something a lot that’s really specific too you but you don’t to others cause you don’t belive they would even have a small amount of actual interest in the thing of interest?

That’s what I feel right now. I wanna talk of my fanfic. But I don’t wanna be overbearing. I want people to be interested. But forcing it upon someone won’t do me any favors. Talking out here and then not even getting some kind of reaction makes it hard to want to talk anyway, even if it was brainstorming in the first place.

You know that feeling?

drew this in hell of a rush but happy sweet 16th birthday, Plants vs. Zombies!!! thank you so much for shaping my childhood :D

also honorable mention to the teacher in primary school who introduce me to this game when i was 10 y/o that cause to permanently alter the chemical in my brain for rest of my life even today

havent it werent for her, idk what i'll ended up to ngl

Writer: “BUT I WANNA LIVE!!”

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BurgerStuff Kids, scourge of the neighborhood

Hello, sorry if you've answered this question before, but what advice would you give to a absolute beginner learning to draw fantasy character illustration art? (Also do you draw while high? Since that is the only way I know how I can experience new methods of thought openly without judgement.)

Hey! Sorry, i havent checked asks in a while!

There's 2 things id recommend an absolute beginner do:

Learn fundamentals. Check out /ic/'s How to Draw resource. They've put together a pretty comprehensive guide including a number of books and tutorials from all around the web. I'd recommend the free Proko and Andrew Loomis stuff they have. Preferably, start learning with pencil on paper.

Identify 5-10 of your favourite professional artists, and build a large reference library with their art. Study the hell out of it. Identify which qualities of their art you're keen on, and try to imitate them. This will help you figure out your own style and aesthetic sensibilities.

PS: I dont smoke, but i do have artist friends who like drawing under the influence. You do whatever you feel makes you perform the best!