Thanks so much! I love Hanafuda cards!
These cards are an old project of mine I never got to finish
But I decided recently to not only post the ones I already made but also try finishing the whole deck.
It's definitely going to be interesting to see how differently my style will be after two years!

This year I'm focusing more on technique and learning some new styles I've always wanted to try!

Also making lots more smaller pieces of art!
I've always struggled with making small art because I thought I had to go big each time
So I'm working on changing that mindset!

Inky!
We haven't interacted very much last year (and I was away from social media too for most of the year's end,) but I'm happy to see you here again!
I hope things will go your way this time around, and I hope your bird of inspiration makes a lovely nest by your window 🐦

I'm here waiting for you💛

Oh, these are lovely...
I adore the way you draw face structures
They feel so sculpted!

I ADORE THOSE COLOURS
The blending work is SO GOOD; I LOVE IT

But mostly I'm so very enamored by the subject
That is so COOL

It definitely gets pushed to the forefront with your mastery of shapes!
Like MMMMM those shapes you've made for the lights and shadows look so GOOD

This is such a lovely piece! I ADORE how you make highlights and shadow placements!
Overall it gives such a charming feel!
I hope to see more works from you!

I'd love to be artmoots too if you don't mind!

Yeah, definitely! Twt felt like a void that you could scream into and get no answers from
Users felt detached from each other for whatever reason so it was a siphon of negativity and I do think that contributed a lot to people's feeling of requiring a huge following to "get anywhere", so to speak

--I just wanted the engagement and the feeling of being part of a community!

So tbh I'm fine with any follower count as long as I get to hang out and have fun with others of similar interest!

When I was on twt I was self conscious about my small following because it felt like my work wasn't seen
But since moving here, I've had an even smaller following and yet every post I do people from the art community would engage in it
It made me realize that numbers didn't matter to me--