Work? Nah. Anthro Jellyfish

Work? Nah. Anthro jellyfish

This is the most fun I've had drawing in a while! Doing nerdy shit like this is my lifeblood fr. Yeah I know most jellies don't have eyes but some do and that's a good enough excuse for me to slap 'em on everyone

Trying to draw daily so hopefully will be more regular output from me! Can't promise anything though, you know how it is >:P

This has been the hardest year of my life, but a productive one. 2024 is going to be better. Happy New Year, everybody; apologies if I don't answer my DMs today <:) ❤️‍🩹

Jan • Feb • Mar • Apr • just studies this month • Jun

very personal piece • Aug • Sep • Oct • Nov • Dec

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Secret Santa gift for my buddy Gingler on Toyhouse! I'm pretty happy with it even though I impulsively did line art again >:P I looked at so many thalassophobia images I love their vibes so much. Hope you all had a nice holiday!

Went on a mushroom trip on New Years, saw this random image on my phone and it spoke to me. He is like a deep sea organism comb jelly copepod looking thing to me

Always so fascinated by my shroomy art, it's somehow even more colorful than usual and looks nothing like how it was supposed to, lol! Definitely going in my wallpapers folder

More refs! Sorry for the abundance of these, they're what I do when I've got no ideas :P Will have something cooler to show you in a couple days!

Characters are Darian and Kayak <3!

Hi! I want to preface this by saying that I mean absolutely no disrespect; nothing but support to my fellow artist, your style is unique and valuable and that doesn't go unappreciated!

With that being said, I really do not think this technique should be relied on for beginner artists. The individual parts are there, but with fundamentals it's REALLY important you understand how they're put together; they serve as the basis for everything you draw and getting to know them right can save you a TON of hardship in the future!

It's also worth mentioning that the sad truth is that neither of these techniques are gonna take you only fifteen minutes if you're drawing anything other than a sphere haha, but I really enjoy the process personally! Everything's made out of shapes, so put on a video essay about some game you've never heard of and do your thing, it's therapeutic!

Remember to be careful when it comes to online tutorials and not just take my or any other rando's word for it! I'm not an expert; ideally you'd be learning things like fundamentals from professionals. Marco Bucci and Proko are two of my favorites who provide their super valuable knowledge for free on YT in really digestible ways; they've helped me a lot throughout the years.

And, most of all, remember that there's really no wrong way to draw as long as you're having fun. If you're getting something out of the experience, then you're doing it right!

Happy arting, everybody! ^^

fast rendering tutorial for when you dont want to put in any effort