These recent years I've been finding myself working on digital art using an analogical mindset, trying to keep the "mistakes" or details I would do on paper. And it really feels nice.

Ceci introduciendo las calcetas largas en las poblaciones (yo apoyo).

Estás autorizada a darte todo el color del mundo :D

Btw, now I know calling myself "of German descent" could be a massive stretch, since my ancestors came from what was then Austria-Hungary and currently Czechia.

In most cases, graphics for campaigns are an afterthought (here, in this electoral year, many candidates have used AI at some point); so having a campaign that has graphics deliberately human-made is quite a thing (and I've seen at least a copycat in my city).

As someone pointed out on former Twitter, there's too much "Let's copy Zohran's graphics" and too little "Let's copy Zohran's territorial work".

I love how it looks so freehand and loose, even with digital inking.

Maybe going back to old-style word processors. Imagine a computer... but only for writing and just writing.

Largely connected with the use of "content". And... yeah, it kinda bugs me, too.

Dopamine: Acquired.

I feel kinda tempted since a local brand recently launched some sketchbook models, including square ones :'P

They even bothered to update FUCKING NOTEPAD after decades just to put Copilot on it.
(There's a workaround for using the classic vanilla Notepad, but I have yet to test it)

I just saw this! I hope you had a nice day. Happy birthday! \o/

PAULA. No te digo nada más porque...

igual acá :'''''''

Lo de "pelos pa unos pero no para otros" como que ya estuvo :'''''

It adds to the irony: the place you could find a wife was acquired by the most divorced man in existence.