I've got something coming in the next chapter that I think you're really going to appreciate 😏

Me you
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Tummy will fix the sadness

(I hope it helps)

Thank you 🧡🧡 When I do comparisons I always go for the stuff I posted, but obviously that's the stuff I liked enough to finish.
It feels so different to just draw something and remember how much I struggled with a similar idea a year ago and realise that now I can do it some justice 🧡

Oh my god, I can't believe I reconsidered and sat on this post for so long and still managed to put a fucking typo in it

Like, even if it means I never do numbers and struggle to find refs, I'm incredibly happy I found *my* Blitz and figured out the unique little touches I could inject into him. There's still a lot I want to work on, but it's made me a better artist in many little aspects. I am actually getting there.

I was been debating whether I wanted to post this or not, but I've spent the last month quietly trying to claw my way out of a really deep art pit, and it was getting to me really bad yesterday. But analysing what a year of trial and error did for my art has helped so much.
Nov 2024 -> Nov 2025

full of ice cream is always a good look for him 🧡

I LOVE HIMMMMMMMMMMMMM 😍😍 It's such a good shape on him, and his chunky legs 🧡

Thank you!!! 🧡🧡 His weighty tail is honestly one of my favourite things to draw

Thank you!! 🧡🧡🧡 Beds and chairs are always something I struggle to work with, so I spent a lot of time trying to figure out the beanbag 🧡

He can't help it, terminally pretty, even when he's gumpy

I've also been wanting to draw something inspired by that ghostfuckers scene since it dropped, and struggled so much that I haven't posted any of my attempts. So revisiting it a year later and realising how much my art has actually improved, even if I can still see imperfections, helped me a lot.

Thank you 🧡 Yeah, it's frustrating, and honestly, I feel it with writing too atm so it sucks so much that I can't just jump to another creative output. The gap with writing doesn't get talked about as much, but knowing that something needs to change and not knowing how is just a frustrating.

Ugh, I don't think I've had this much of a creative low in a long time. Literally everything I'm creating isn't good enough. Like, I can nitpick every aspect of it, but can't find a solution that doesn't involve throwing it out and starting again, making something new that fails in the same ways.

Wow, isn't it so fun (deeply upsetting) that my mental health is tied to my artistic success 👍