typical horse artist to weevil artist pipeline

doodle for my friend o7

jupiter was the first planet to form, and its inward migration during the primordial solar system
impacted much of the formation history of the other planets




i believe that we've got it wrong, got it wrong
we'll realize when it's said and done, said and done
that in our words we've lost so much more
than we've ever won

the aftermath
is cracked wood where fences stood
and the broken bones of our childhood

sobbing this song is so impactful. it’s “unmade” by sleeping at last

Version w/o cicada toy

got this guy the same time as daisy driver but for some reason i didn't finish his adopt doodle page 'till about five months later.. but hey a neat coincidence that they're both uploaded on the twenty-seventh !
anyway meet tulip everybody, he's hoshi's younger brother & he likes bugs; reading; & sweet lemonade { a lil fact that's totally not influenced by me currently rewatching jelloapocolypse's lemonade tasting videos as i make this post } :3 he's rather shy interacting with anyone who isn't family, & takes great pride in looking spiffy.

thank you <33

Made some horseland inspired babies! <3

they are for adoption 30 C$ each

I’m quite happy with how this drawing turned out XD I’ve missed drawing on this website tbh, I started playing/drawing on cs in 2014 but I kinda stopped in 2020 [which I regret] and unfortunately I lost access to my 2014 account in 2021 [I think it was 2021? - I’m not sure lol] and I can’t really remember my older username or much about the account cuz it’s been years but anyways I created a new account last year and I’ve been logging in every now and again to get pets and look at the forums but not really do much or draw anything so this is my first time drawing on here again and I think it looks good esp considering that I’ve been very out of practice with drawing these past few years and even when I have been drawing I’ve been using different software to do digital art [like procreate and ibispaintX] and readapting to the cs software after not using it for years was hard xP but hopefully with time I’ll get back into practice of drawing on here

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I'm on a jester kick I guess.

Rosé belongs to bisflorescentia!

ill never tell anybody my secret

As the cloud float past.
The boy is real!

Miss girlboss herself, Anastasia

Imagine getting a thorn/stinger stuck in your tongue
Ick

😭😭😭😭😭

Companions added

• [NR] expression, companion, accessories
• [C] pupil, eye shape, eyelashes, ear placement, pointed ears
• [UC] long tail, short ears, heterochromia
• [R] max fur

Stepping away from the venty stuff now, did I say that Delphi and Virginia were close friends?

Well they're also partners!! I was gonna save this reveal for pride month but I literally just couldn't wait to draw the love birds. Delphi is very attached to Virginia and shows it by doing things for them as well as writing love letters. Virginia has every letter she's ever sent in a big ol scrapbook and shows it to anyone and everyone. They've been planning on tying the knot and finally finished the home they hope to settle down in.

I'll definitely post another drawing with them during June or perhaps sooner because I just love them so much!!!

Davai fedya

I don’t have anything to say

Added glow sticks on this flank.

This is a bit complex, but at the same time pretty straightforward?

Tips:

• Use References for Everything.
  
• Learn 1 point, 2 point, and 3 point perspective. While you don’t need to use it every time you draw a background, it is helpful to learn how things change shape and sizes depending on where you place the horizon line.
• Not pictured: When you use lines for backgrounds, it’s good to add more detail towards the focus of the drawing and less detail in the distance/if it’s flat out in the foreground. I often use disconnected, scratch lines for things further in the distance, and solid detailed lines for things closer to the “camera.”
• Ambience! The sky will give off a blue hue, I like to take the airbrush and gently soften the objects closer to the sky to push the sense of the distance.
• I like to use the same color to shade everything, in order to keep a consistent tone and look to the piece. Likewise with the source light. So once a character’s base colors are blocked in, they’re treated the same as the surroundings in order to get them to blend in with it.

Further Breakdown:

1. Perspective/Camera
I like to imagine the canvas as a camera, so that I can think of the perspective in my mind. Is it focused super close on a subject, or is it taking in a landscape? What above looking up or down? These things are dictated by the Horizon Line. This helpful thing shows where your eye level is and where the camera is angled at. The horizon line is the base point for the drawing. I highly recommend researching further into it. (I got lucky and was taught these things when I was little by my mom.)
Note: These guides are great if you’re wanting to draw buildings and rooms.

2. Distance
It is easier for me to view these in layers.

1. Sky - the sky! It is lighter near the horizon and darkens as it moves up.
2. Horizon - Perspective Guide! It can be hidden behind things, but subconsciously should always be in mind.
3. Background - A little more detailed shapes, but still pushed out of focus
4. Midground - More details and more colors
5. Foreground - Right up in front of the camera.
I will often place my characters in the Midground or Foreground. If a character is in the Midground: the Foreground is blurred out/kept as a dark shadow. If the character is in the Foreground the Midground is blurred out and the Foreground is sharpened up.

3. Character Placement
Depends entirely on where you want the character to be sitting in the scene. It’s like taking a picture, but drawing it instead!
The further the character is from the camera, the smaller they will get.
It helps greatly to add weight and shadow to the character, make them touch the ground, squish the grass, and cast a shadow. These little things help place the character into the scene.


Final images is showing how you can render a painting in grayscale and then add colors onto using layer effects/types. I used Overlay and Soft Light to add the colors and Multiply and Overlay to add the shadows and highlights.

Here's a birb base for you to draw your own birb!
TOS
You can use it for adopts but don't just sell the lines.
You can make line edit(And I'm happy to see it!)
You cannot make any paintings that violate CS rules.
You cannot do hate art.
If the line is taken offsite, plz credit my CS account or name.

That's it, have fun!