... has consistently given me rough sketches more striking than what I can with a tablet. What the hell is going on? It has to be I'm just going slower, right? I still use a tablet after posing + ...
I'll want to try befriending artists I like, but then feel I should be useful in some way, bringing something other than my desire to pick their brain, then remember I'm selfish and not really a gener...
"the fastest way to improve your art is to become some sort of pervert, doesn't really matter what kind, whatever you're comfortable with" ~ farfin on Twitter
I'm basically a hermit, constantly dying of art loneliness (and being too based). My icon is a robin-snake guy who belongs to an adult cartoon series I haven't made yet. Starting this gallery was an attempt to shed by internet cultural ancestry as a faceless, argumentative edge lord, and embrace my love of furry art, that I've spent 15 years downplaying.
I have several internally consistent fantasy worlds and stories to tell, but they're a long road to build up, developed through years of cyclical daydreaming, and filling up story beat sheets. Designing how characters look is my least favorite part of art making (so doing fanart is very relaxing) as I can't picture anything clearly until I've put pen to tablet.
Being a story artist on niche adult cartoon productions is something I'm looking into as a career, but I have no professional experience, and would feel too out of place in most artist circles given my world-view. For now, I'm training as a classic 2D animator, at my own pace, since I have a day job unrelated to art making.
My Scraps Gallery is probably more active than my Main Gallery at any given time.
![[ANIM] Rockin' the Suburbs!!!!!!!! by Roksim](https://va.ib.metapix.net/thumbnails/medium/3956/3956973_Roksim_heatherrjhedge_noncustom.jpg "[ANIM] Rockin' the Suburbs!!!!!!!! by Roksim")
