About
The page where I have to talk about myself oh no
I've been drawing almost non-stop since I was a child but only started learning to more seriously draw in my teens and that's never really stopped, I'm always trying to learn and do better but more than that I try to focus on drawing what I enjoy.
As you might guess my main hobby is drawing but I also love to play videogames, watch shows (mainly animated ones) and gradually grow my shrine of Flareon merch.
I also really like anthropomorphic animals a lot and that is going to be a common theme in my work, I like the more modern spin on them typically but I'm also interested in all manner of interpretations of furry art (my earliest inspiration on this front was the works of Beatrix Potter).
I was diagnosed as autistic in 2018 so this can present some difficulties in remembering to socialise and with handling the tougher parts of socialising (such as actually talking to people), but I try my best to be friendly.
What I Draw
More about what I like to spend time scribbling down
"What do you draw?"
I'm always up to try anything once but I typically like to draw
OCs/character interactions
Natural scenery/animals
Fantasy settings
Modern/Slice of life settings
Emotionally driven/moody pieces
Shoes
Vehicles/machines/robots/etc
Guns
Typically I stick to my own art style and don't deviate much from
it but sometimes I experiment to get out of my usual zones. I never
know how to explain my art style but the best I can manage is mostly
anime-inspired.
I spent a good few years trying to get consistent anatomy down and
now I'm trying to return to making my work more cartoonishly
expressive since I feel that fits my present style best.
I love animation and videogames and these are a common source of
inspiration for me, such as:
Final Fantasy (particularly 7 and 9)
Legend of Zelda
Spyro the Dragon
Sonic the Hedgehog
RPGs in general
Studio Ghibli
Studio Chizu
Laika
HunterxHunter
Delicious in Dungeon
A bunch of other misc anime
Smatterings of Disney and Dreamworks films
Those above are just examples but I delve into a wider variety than
I can cover here without making this list silly long. I spend a good
bit of time watching new shows on the side while I work or playing
videogames for fresh inspiration from mainstream to obscure. I
believe there are merits in both convention and out-of-the-box in
terms of gaining inspiration.
I'm terrible at following trends or keeping up with the
latest/hottest things on the scene, I prefer to do my own thing at
my own pace.
I refuse to draw any form of hate art targeting marginalized groups.
I will also not draw any art intended for use as an NFT or use
within the cryptocurrency scene in general. I don't consent to my
art being used to train AI.
"What do you use to draw?"
Like many artists I started with traditional pencil and paper work.
I've started becoming a more digital artist when I was 13 and it's
what I mainly use now, but I like to return to traditional mediums
occasionally.
I use a Huion HS611 tablet, I'm a bit of an outlier who dislikes the
fancier LCD screen tablets though I do also own a Surface Pro 3 for
occasional art use (and primarily travel computer use).
"Can you teach me how to draw?"
I obviously can't dedicate full time to teaching anyone to draw but
I'm happy to help give pointers and advice to those who ask!