Qoxra
@qoxra.bsky.social
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Meet you there to combine our forces 🫡
December 27, 2025 at 5:25 AM
Meet you there to combine our forces 🫡
Commission for zintcliff (FA)
December 18, 2025 at 6:51 PM
Commission for zintcliff (FA)
This is perhaps one of two things that making artists happy upon hearing (second one is “money sent”).
Thank you very much x)
Thank you very much x)
November 18, 2025 at 12:58 PM
This is perhaps one of two things that making artists happy upon hearing (second one is “money sent”).
Thank you very much x)
Thank you very much x)
This one is ~2300 x 3000, but it really depends on artwork.
My record is 9890 x 17712, because i wanted to render some stuff badly.
Thus, the more little details the bigger is resolution, though i won't reccomend going past 4000 anyway.
My record is 9890 x 17712, because i wanted to render some stuff badly.
Thus, the more little details the bigger is resolution, though i won't reccomend going past 4000 anyway.
November 18, 2025 at 10:47 AM
This one is ~2300 x 3000, but it really depends on artwork.
My record is 9890 x 17712, because i wanted to render some stuff badly.
Thus, the more little details the bigger is resolution, though i won't reccomend going past 4000 anyway.
My record is 9890 x 17712, because i wanted to render some stuff badly.
Thus, the more little details the bigger is resolution, though i won't reccomend going past 4000 anyway.
Yet, if there's something you need to know, i'll happily discuss it.
November 18, 2025 at 10:22 AM
Yet, if there's something you need to know, i'll happily discuss it.
As for process itself - there's nothing particularly useful. The first thing i do is making some simple composition, and then just messing around with rendering and colors, to make it look good by my own standards. There's a little of so called discipline or particular pipeline here for now.
November 18, 2025 at 10:15 AM
As for process itself - there's nothing particularly useful. The first thing i do is making some simple composition, and then just messing around with rendering and colors, to make it look good by my own standards. There's a little of so called discipline or particular pipeline here for now.
Thank you very much! I loved this design so much i think i got a little bit carried away with rendering, haha.
As for showcasing - i don't really record any timelapses - it's not a one session drawing, so perhaps some process screenshots is all i could do at this moment. And i'll consider that.
As for showcasing - i don't really record any timelapses - it's not a one session drawing, so perhaps some process screenshots is all i could do at this moment. And i'll consider that.
November 18, 2025 at 10:14 AM
Thank you very much! I loved this design so much i think i got a little bit carried away with rendering, haha.
As for showcasing - i don't really record any timelapses - it's not a one session drawing, so perhaps some process screenshots is all i could do at this moment. And i'll consider that.
As for showcasing - i don't really record any timelapses - it's not a one session drawing, so perhaps some process screenshots is all i could do at this moment. And i'll consider that.
I can assure you that this man is indeed real!
Thank you 🤍
Thank you 🤍
November 18, 2025 at 6:20 AM
I can assure you that this man is indeed real!
Thank you 🤍
Thank you 🤍
Thank you very much! 🤍
I can't name a specific one, but i'm pretty sure that Grzegorz Rutkowski brushes is what you're looking for. As for iridescent effect on scales - regular air-brush with low opacity on dissolve mode layer. Then merge it with empty normal, clipping mask on so it can be painted.
I can't name a specific one, but i'm pretty sure that Grzegorz Rutkowski brushes is what you're looking for. As for iridescent effect on scales - regular air-brush with low opacity on dissolve mode layer. Then merge it with empty normal, clipping mask on so it can be painted.
November 18, 2025 at 6:20 AM
Thank you very much! 🤍
I can't name a specific one, but i'm pretty sure that Grzegorz Rutkowski brushes is what you're looking for. As for iridescent effect on scales - regular air-brush with low opacity on dissolve mode layer. Then merge it with empty normal, clipping mask on so it can be painted.
I can't name a specific one, but i'm pretty sure that Grzegorz Rutkowski brushes is what you're looking for. As for iridescent effect on scales - regular air-brush with low opacity on dissolve mode layer. Then merge it with empty normal, clipping mask on so it can be painted.
Commission for @\siberiandemon.bsky.social
November 17, 2025 at 8:48 PM
Commission for @\siberiandemon.bsky.social
Reposted by Qoxra
Bro even forgot his coconuts…
November 14, 2025 at 8:20 PM
Bro even forgot his coconuts…