Did Some Walk-cycle Practice For An OC Of Mine From My Webcomic, Moon Of Ronos!

Did some walk-cycle practice for an OC of mine from my webcomic, Moon of Ronos!

His name is Dochemon, he uses he/it, and it's an idiot with a big ol' heart.

Here's how he looks in colour!!

I love the he.

I'm working on animation because:

I've decided I want to make my webcomic into an animated series on YouTube as well. I'll need voice actors, but all the compositing, animation, etc, will be done by me! Plus!!! Sound design with help from my partner!! @bonebrothmoth

I will prioritize it's release as the webcomic version still, but this is a project I'm going forward with!

My Animation Journey:

How it started (2017): VS. How its going(2024):

I'm very happy to see how much I've progressed over the years!!

Hiya Hai guys! sooo The Half-Blood Omen is sorta.. going through some major revisions, I am still thinking it out but I thought about some of the questions paired with some suggestions I got for the story and decided to change the direction of the story a bit to be more Shoujo-like

it's still very very much a work in progress but I am going to trudge through and try to make this series a reality, I want to hope that all things considered it'll start in 2025, I am def going to write notes and do concept work for the rest of this year.

I will announce more ways you all can support me in a bit, but for now have a tease.

i swear to god i thought jerma was in the casket

YESSSSS I LOVE

OC ART!

Did some doodles for tupperbox images of some of my characters! In order this is Kirak (she/they 25), Rulyn (he/him 17), and L'tor (she/it age unknown)

now that my post about breaking down one's idea of what a woman looks like has circulated for a while (thank you all), i'm now going to make this post, as i do not want people to derail that specific conversation, nor this one.

we also must break down our idea of what a man looks, acts, sounds, behaves, and presents like.

men are not cis, het, allosexual or highly sexual beings, tall, muscular, strong, hairy, deep voiced, broad chested/shouldered, emotionless, mean, aggressive, unemotional, uncaring, distant, cold, stoic, heartless, standoffish, bread winners, bad/absent fathers, macho, obligated to work despite disabilities, or obligated to be "the man of the house."

men are people. first and foremost.

men are allowed to express just like anyone else. men do not have to be pillars of their communities. no obligation. men are allowed to be disabled, tired, weak, emotional, caring, compassionate, asexual, aromantic, friendly, warm, in need of support, neurodivergent, mentally ill, chronically ill,and have personality disorders. men have their own struggles and we have to stop telling them to "suck it up" and "move on" and "pull yourself up by your boot straps".

we are forcing men to do this: this is a cage of our own design.

once we dismantle this idea of how a man "should" be, once more: we will move past radfeminism, patriarchy, trans/androphobia, and fostering a culture where this is an acceptable way to treat men. it's not. we must allow men to be diverse. we must allow men to be who they are on the inside