Silver Tongue

Nov 22

shockingjokes-artbook asked: Have you ever visualize killing a person either you have met, worked with, or served.

yes

send me “have you evers” and I can only reply with “yes” or “no”

pain–changes–you:

virtuheaux:

xmotorcycledriveby:

roseinjuly:

DO THIS

Please dudes, I’m so bored.

Yes pls

pls

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solar-citrus:

If anyone else would like to share their very first drawing and a drawing that’s been recently completed, I’d love to post it for everyone to have a look at and get motivated!  Sometimes it’s hard to recognize how far we’ve come artistically until we compare it with when we first started.  \o/

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bestest-birb:

heilos:

Pfffftttt amazing. The charmander just…omg.

..i pronounce it “car-ah”

I pronounce it “care-ah”

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• me when my computer was new: *gives computer its own room, carefully places pillows around, NOT blocking the fans of course, cleans interior every weekend, reads it bedtime stories and kisses it goodnight*
• me now: *puts sandwich on main vent and listens to the crumbs bounce off my motherboard* yes. eat. grow strong like your father

coolsugarspice:

Ya know… If you request, or even commission, an artist, how do you go about it? Do you tell them to go find the references they need…? That is one way to not get drawn by me… Kinda ticks me off when people tell me to go find a ref.

First, you find out if they’re even doing requests. Then, you ask. If they accept, you send them a decent ref. Last, don’t complain if they take a long time to do it, get it slightly wrong or decline. The artist has no obligation towards you.