Happy Valentine’s Day!

This is my final for color design last semester. We had the option of using a specific artist's use of color, and I chose @gigidigi , especially her work with Cucumber Quest. She my favorite comic creator, so I thought, 'what would be better than a comic?' I used two of her techniques: simultaneous contrast based on emotion, and character motifs. I wanted to further challenge myself by having a rainbow gradient and no dialogue. As a result, the story and art are very simple.

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The sketchdump continues!

Luna in her spy outfit.

Light Lantana fashion and repeating shapes.

Heres another phone drawing.

Lantana capital.

I noticed that ForeverSoaring was no longer taken, so I changed my url to what I've always wanted

9/12 Violet turned out a bit larger than the rest because I messed up copying the height chart.

So, I came up with about eight Lantana fashion subcultures, and I'm starting with the weirdest one. Many of these, like this one, are reactions to typical Lantana culture.

This is called Pure Lantana. In this, people take parts of themselves usually seen as ugly and make them match with the rest of their style. For example, instead of hiding stretch marks, people paint over them with face paint. Instead of shaving their legs, women dye their leg hair to match the hair on their head.

Another sketchdump drawing: Gracie's style. ( I used the same hand position as her card because I didn't intend to upload this online at the time.)

I should have added more sparkles.

Cucumber Quest fan art! Here is one of my favorite characters ( This is the last one for a while.) Cucumber Quest is an amazing web comic, and everyone should read it. I love seeing representation of LGBT+ characters in media, especially when it's for all ages.