Do artists these days really have to proof themselves with speedpaints and show of layers often? Is generative AI becoming that much a problem now where people who are genuine artists still get a lot ...
Back when I was a kid we used to have a small notebook for school kids. They have puzzles, learning tips and small comics and art in them. The main point was to note down your homework though, but it ...
I wish you all a happy new year and that next year will be a better one despite what's currently happening around the world. I know these are difficult times right now but I still want to keep my head...
I’m something of a dragon buff. You look at how dragons are depicted from Yugioh to Final Fantasy then you’d know how powerful they are. With their bodies as living weapons of mass destruction, it would be insane to approach one w/o wearing a full suit of armor, and even then you’d be dead in an instant if they turned on you. But instead of wearing armor as a precautionary measure and indirect way of saying you don’t trust them, approaching one butt-naked could be considered an expression of absolute trust and faith and no fear of them. Perhaps a short comic with any character approaching, say Bahamut, you could argue that sometimes using nudism as bold declarations of trust can send positive messages more powerful than just shameless exhibitionism.
I’m something of a dragon buff. You look at how dragons are depicted from Yugioh to Final Fantasy th