No ThoughtsHead Empty

No thoughts Head empty

(I need to draw more of these goofy little guys. And maybe even do more of this particular artstyle.)

Biscu picked up the pace, feeling the ground beneath their hooves shift from sand, to dirt, to grass. Their meeting with Lotu was soon, to train their emotional powers... If they were to be the guardian of their desert home, they had to get a handle on them , and while their fellow deer-beast's powers didn't quite align, the principles were enough to apply Lotu's passion for foliage to his fervor for oasis.

Finally, some more new art! Here we have Biscu appearing once more, exploring the world and gaining more characterization as Lotu's student. As to why someone as young as them has to guard an entire desert? ...Perhaps the answer is the same as to why Lotu has a broken chain around their neck...

Time to make a plan of attack... ...And even when you're midway through said plan, don't be afraid to replan.

A coordinated heist? Two separate heists of the same castle? Two completely unrelated heists on different worlds? You be the judge. What I will say is: That's the fabricy visage of the infamous T.D. Bear on the wall in Ghostie's picture. Hopefully his plan won't have to worry about him showing up! No one wants to face their tutor-turned-supervillain...

A wild Beedrill appeared!

Actually, it isn't wild at all—this is the Beedrill from my Pokemon Soulsilver team. She's named Tiptod (due to a slip of the stylus that I found too endearing to fix), and she's a trusted team member despite how weak bug-types tend to be... And despite not being allowed into any Switch games beyond BDSP (which I don't own). Hopefully she'll be let into Legends Z-A?

Aim for a new high score!

Here's another old piece of art featuring Jaga, with the older eye design. Was a fine design in the moment, but in hindsight the compound eyes worked better without such clear (or rigid) segmentations.