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For me to read in another 5 years…
Found my first ever zine I made in 2017 today. I printed it out into a booklet at the print shop. I was so proud just for completing an idea fully back then. My art back then was so messy and random.
Looking back these all feel so weightless, drawing and experimenting without the fear of ever being bad. I never feared stepping out of my comfort zone because I didn’t have one. Even the crappiest doodle back then, filled me with a sense of accomplishment. “It’s done!” “Nice work, next time less ink”.
When did I start hating every drawing half way through?
I think with improvement I became stiff, stagnant, stifled and scared of making mistakes. It’s such a weird feeling. I should try to jump out of my comfort zone more…
…but then again what’s wrong with comfort.
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This MV was rly my aesthetic
Gabriel, Michael, Uriel and Azrael showing off their shapeshifting abilities
basically just an excuse to practice some muscles
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Used to love this show
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Style concept for a comic I might nvr start.
Note to self: Thinking a sketchy style like this could increase speed. I tend to spend a long time making things clean when i could get more practice doing a new rough pose.
Also do I rly just want to call this comic guitar girl? (0_o)
Billie Eilish
Why is the tutorial song such a banger tho?
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