Dear Yandere VN Devs,

Dear Yandere VN devs,

I'm sorry for spamming your inbox when I'm drawing your skrunkly, I just get so many headcannons and OCxCannon stuff in my brain that I have to share or I will explode.

Love, me ♡

I wanna draw in my vacations but also write but also sleep but also read aaaaaaaa WHY CANT I BE 5 PPL AT A TIME

Got new interest xD

So during my big yellow key farming, I advanced in the story, reacher mammon's h and that scene afterwards ended me 🤣 taunting each other and Mc just protesting quietly-

Trick or Treat!

Give the Octopus all your candy!

Technically its for Halloween but it got late for me, but what can I do when the Avatars can't celebrate?

They have SUGAR RUSHH from unsupervised candy eating.

Kraken and my newly created Avatar, I should do an Introduce myself soon

hey holo mom! i was wondering if you had any tips on how to make hair loose like yours? i'm an artist myself but the way i draw hair looks pretty stiff and i'd like to draw mine all loose and fluff, similar to yours! hope you're having a great day and remember to take breaks whenever you need them

yep I have a trick;

After I finish the figure, I'm picking the same brush that I use for drawing figure. My brush is round, has no fade effect and texture.

then I pick a random color to get ready to start drawing the hair (it's helping me to not to confuse hair layer with others). The trick is; giving out lines to brush strokes. For ps; click on current layer which is hair layer aka my Layer 4 copy > Stroke > Outside. You can use my settings, but the colors and sizes are depends on ur choice.

with this layer setting, every brush stroke is fuse together and create a lineart effect. At this stage, I freely draw the hair as I like (creating extra messy hair strings etc to make the hair look more natural and fluffy). Another lil trick: I'm using another layer w/ different colors for different parts of the hair. So I can see the back parts.

If i like the brush strokes, I'm lowering the opacity of the hair layer around %30-50. Then I start drawing my clean and detailed lines over it. Sometimes I change a lots of detail at this stage, it's totally ok.

I use brush stroke hair technique as a guide to draw hair and re-drawing over it. But I saw some artists that drawing hair in this way and avoiding the lineart stage. They're mostly adding details and painting over the plain color layer. It's all about your choice.

hope it helps ✨