@haekelcz.bsky.social
I mainly post on twitter, pixiv then here. Some art might be missing or late.
Minors DNI. R18 may be posted.
Pixiv: https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/54764104
Twitter: @haekelcz
Minors DNI. R18 may be posted.
Pixiv: https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/54764104
Twitter: @haekelcz
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And that's why I feel using it as a foundation is wrong. You still need to understand anatomy, form, composition, perspective, etc. in order to make use of these models, and not just end up with samey flat artwork. Compare the 3d base I used for last year's summer image for example.
November 26, 2025 at 7:11 PM
And that's why I feel using it as a foundation is wrong. You still need to understand anatomy, form, composition, perspective, etc. in order to make use of these models, and not just end up with samey flat artwork. Compare the 3d base I used for last year's summer image for example.
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Making this a thread cause I have a lot to say on it.
3d models are a crutch, not a foundation.
I think people finding out about them and utilizing them at first feel that it's a good way to just get to competence quickly, but ultimately if you slavishly adhere to the models, your art looks flat.
3d models are a crutch, not a foundation.
I think people finding out about them and utilizing them at first feel that it's a good way to just get to competence quickly, but ultimately if you slavishly adhere to the models, your art looks flat.
Sorry for asking a few days later after this response, but what do you think of tracing 3D models as a beginner? I'm a new artist, and I was considering using them to simply have a base to work with, just to be able to learn other things such as anatomy, faces, shading..
November 26, 2025 at 7:11 PM
Making this a thread cause I have a lot to say on it.
3d models are a crutch, not a foundation.
I think people finding out about them and utilizing them at first feel that it's a good way to just get to competence quickly, but ultimately if you slavishly adhere to the models, your art looks flat.
3d models are a crutch, not a foundation.
I think people finding out about them and utilizing them at first feel that it's a good way to just get to competence quickly, but ultimately if you slavishly adhere to the models, your art looks flat.
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listen to me. -sent from my obsidian
October 17, 2025 at 5:33 PM
listen to me. -sent from my obsidian
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uploading old art to my bluesky for the sake of archival (1/?)
September 22, 2025 at 9:52 AM
uploading old art to my bluesky for the sake of archival (1/?)
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LRP like actually holy shit
currently under the most ferocious crackdown on artistic freedom we have faced in a century but ewww icky art you should die!!! from an artist that is being thrown in the mass grave with the rest of us
actually shameful
currently under the most ferocious crackdown on artistic freedom we have faced in a century but ewww icky art you should die!!! from an artist that is being thrown in the mass grave with the rest of us
actually shameful
September 21, 2025 at 6:27 AM
LRP like actually holy shit
currently under the most ferocious crackdown on artistic freedom we have faced in a century but ewww icky art you should die!!! from an artist that is being thrown in the mass grave with the rest of us
actually shameful
currently under the most ferocious crackdown on artistic freedom we have faced in a century but ewww icky art you should die!!! from an artist that is being thrown in the mass grave with the rest of us
actually shameful
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Realized while I was elbows deep in the first Fran book, looking for references and discussing what makes a good eromanga, that I loved discussing it. I loved talking about the artistry, passion and expression of more niche topics and ideas you can explore with porn.
August 6, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Realized while I was elbows deep in the first Fran book, looking for references and discussing what makes a good eromanga, that I loved discussing it. I loved talking about the artistry, passion and expression of more niche topics and ideas you can explore with porn.
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I think people tend to assume porn artists do it for the clout because of a specific subset of people making bad faith arguments, but alot of us really do create this stuff because it's captivating to us.
There's nothing else I could or would do.
There's nothing else I could or would do.
This is a small-potatoes argument but I think it's true for a lot of other artists-- drawing erotica and getting to share it with you is an incredibly fulfilling part of my life as an artist and person and having that taken away would leave me with a void in my heart so vast it's hard to think about
August 6, 2025 at 5:31 PM
I think people tend to assume porn artists do it for the clout because of a specific subset of people making bad faith arguments, but alot of us really do create this stuff because it's captivating to us.
There's nothing else I could or would do.
There's nothing else I could or would do.
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