DRAWING EVERY DAY UNTIL I CAN DRAW GOOD - DAY 6

Did this one live on stream, got a LOT of good tips from chat/art friends 😀

Also did a Kirby study, messing around with brushes because Kirby a damn ball, not gonna get more simple than that

Krita might be the way. It has a slightly steeper learning curve than ibis, but has much more room to grow, and there's a ton of modules you can download for it

paint.net and ibis paint are beginner friendly that can get very complex if you want to learn down the line

They just are the best friends of all time, and they WORK to be best friends despite their differences because they know they're just THAT great together. Idk I just learn so much from watching them about how to be a best friend (🧵 end)

Skizz: idk why people instinctively look up to me and value my perspective

Impulse sitting two feet from him and has been feeling exactly that for over 25 years: let me cook

AND!!! Skizz thanks him three times for saying it! He accepted the compliment for what it was and wanted to make sure Impulse knew he was heard and wasn't spoken over, even if he couldn't internalize it in that moment. That's good emotional intelligence, folks.

and he just said it aloud to no one. the delivery is just. so soft. And then reiterates it and speaks to Skizz directly. Because Skizz deserves to not feel that impostor's syndrome, to know there's very real reasons that people feel they can trust his judgement. His buddy need to know.

He also talks in the Hot Ones stream with Tango about how Skizz is the one to help you right your ship if it's going off course.

You can see him remembering all the times that Skizz helped him out and was able to shine light on difficult situations. He doesn't need to even think about it, he feels the answer come to him via memories.

just,,,, the way that Impulse INSTANTLY leans into the mic because he knows. literally three goddamn seconds to answer. He gets this faraway look in his eyes and smiles like he's thinking "do you SERIOUSLY not know????" and answers before Skizz even finishes his sentence.

It's already perfect!