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I always imagined Naruto as one of those blondes who tans very easily.

It took me a LOT of erasing and restarting to get Naruto's face the way I wanted. These poses where he's calm and doesn't have his big fat mouth open probably occur for milliseconds.

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I found this blog on imgur as a link when some one posted your comic about Bart and Chris being a couple. I loved it such an interesting idea and a good way to approach those issues. Also I totally ship Bart and Chris now lol

I’m sorry I’m responding to this so late, but thank you!

painting progress

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you should upload 'monster queer' on 8tracks... if you want to, of course

Done and done!

http://8tracks.com/panicvolkushka

So I’ve scanned the pages of my risographed fashion study zine (you can buy that here)

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just some recent sketchbook pages

I think it’s valuable to see artists’ unfinished/process work. It helps to show the amount of work that goes into art-making, and it helps other artists to remember that not every thing you do is a finished product and that’s okay.

I still remember seeing Gustav Klimt’s sketches for the first time and how reassuring it was to see that he also scribbled over faces and figures when they didn’t work out lol.

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chipsandsalsalove: I would prefer batches, but whatever works best for you!

arinrowan: which option will give you more of a dopamine hit?

Batches it is, then!

Experimenting with the process of light pencil sketch, marker color, and then ink.

But the Tombow markers that I used for the skin tone roughed up the paper, making the ink blob and feather.

To the extent that I'm not posting a full shot of this drawing because it Does Not Look Good.

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I’m considering this done. Just needs a coat of varnish.

Another painting in progress

Reblogging my own work because nothing will stop me from being trans and making trans art.

Ecce Homo

18x24, acrylic paint on cardboard, 2024

This painting, one of my figure studies, my comic book "Act Well Your Part" and my two zines, "Slap Your Cheeks For Color" and "Step Out Into Your Short Shorts," will be on display and available for purchase at "Slip Gallery.

Opening reception is March 8th, 6-9pm, and a closing reception will be held on March 30th, 7-9pm.