The Frames Of The Animatic:

The frames of the animatic:

Versus the actual animatic so far:

I’ll make it a bit more snazzy in final drafts of it, but for now this is essientially just the storyboards for this.

I love making animatics and I am challenging myself to make more this year, and actual commit to finishing them! It was hard for a bit there because I was in a bit of a funk when it came to my creative endeavours. But now I’m working on getting myself back on it.

I also have a hadestown animatic from forever ago that I’m planning on revamping. But Until then take my concept art and the occasional wip of this animatic!

These are all my OCs, and the comic with them updates on June 1st!

i don't care if a trans woman hasnt "done the work". i dont care if she doesnt shave. i dont care if she has short hair. i dont care if she has broad shoulders. i dont care if she has a flat chest. i dont care if she has flat hips. i dont care if she has a deep voice. i dont care if she wears "mens" clothing. she's a woman because she says she is. she doesn't have to "do the work". she doesnt have to do anything, actually. she's a woman regardless of how she looks, acts or sounds. she's a woman because she is one.

this has been discussed before but reducing female characters to the girlboss braincell holder in the name of combating misogyny in fandom is ironically also a form of misogyny

Are you an advocate for censorship?

is this because i said not to use the r slur

Doodles of a character from my webcomic! She appears way later on in the comic, but yeah! Their name is Altoros, and she uses she/they pronouns!

I've been trying to diversify the way I draw faces, and really work on how I draw larger noses, specifically from the front.

Next episode of my webcomic will come out on June 1st also!!

Accepting identities I don't understand is actually extremely easy because I just go "this isn't about me" and move on with my life unbothered by someone else's identity, it's truly that simple.