I was recently hired by Super Earth to study the Terminid scum for our brave Helldivers. I observed, I learned, I ran, but most importantly, I [REDACTED].

At the start of last year I started searching for a fantasy series to get into fiction books. I wanted something fresh and some inspiration for my aspirations into world building for the purpose of expanding my artistic breadth... I was not expecting how much I enjoyed what I found.

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In today's video I discuss my personal art goals for 2024! I am using these goals as a foundation to be a more creative person in the upcoming year and expand on my skills!

Do you have any art goals for 2024?

It is time to end my streaming career before it even starts! In today's video I summarize the art project I have been streaming over the past month or so, where I created fanarts of a few of my favorite streamers!

As with all my videos, this took waaaaay longer than I wanted but it was a fun process nonetheless! It also allowed me to reflect on my experiences as a viewer of streaming and youtube content, which I hope will provide insight to others and myself when it comes to our own content creation.

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Have you ever wanted to upset your streaming audience on Youtube or Twitch? Boy have I got the roughly put together video for you! Follow along as I provide a walkthough on creating and animating stream elements such as webcam borders, intermission screens, and more, in a style that will be sure to upset every viewer who comes across your stream 😊

Let me know what you think, any constructive criticism is always welcome!

Like many others, I have always loved Studio Ghibli! So I thought why not ruin that love by imagining a studio Ghibli movie still as a horror-artwork. From learning how to paint environments digitally, to trying to capture the beautiful child-like wonder that Ghibli films invoke, I challenged myself to create a Studio Ghibli inspired art piece... and it only took me a month...

Another day another video trying to expand my creative horizons! Last time was polymer clay, this time its collaging! To be honest I had a great time with collages, however, I was not prepared to be very allergic to the process!

Let me know what you think of the video and if you've ever tried collaging too!

I have wanted to try polymer clay for a long time, so I did. Then I made a video about it! Now I am posting it here...

I am going to be honest, I was unsure if I would actually enjoy the process of sculpting polymer clay. I knew that I liked how the end product could look, but having never sculpted with clay in my life (aside from a few small projects when I was very young) I was afraid I wouldn't like the creative process and thus not pursue sculpting after this. However, I had a blast. I am now researching what clay to buy next and what tools and additional artistic mediums I can add!

If you have been interested in polymer clay but have not taken the plunge, consider checking out the video! It's a good idea of how it feels jumping into the medium blind... and coming out on the other side with great (yet questionable) art!

NEW ART VLOG!

What does a typical week of drawing look like for me? In this new art vlog I take you along for what a realistic week of sketching and drawing looks like! Including all the messy pitfalls of procrastination, unavoidable busyness of life, and inexplainable bursts of creative energy. This week I was working on a Diablo 4 fan-art and an original horror-fantasy inspired illustration!

Constructive criticism is always welcome, enjoy!

Hey I just posted a new YouTube video!

In my most recent YouTube video, I take a nostalgic trip down memory lane and share the process of remaking my old OC, Tonnie! Tonnie was my first (and only) OC I ever created back in highschool, and I have wanted to revisit him for a long time.

I feel like there is a lot of untapped potential on the artistic ideas we have when we are younger. Although usually less developed I think it is cool to revisit these ideas through a new lens, breathing life into old projects while reminiscing on what they meant to us to begin with.

Throughout the video, I created 3 new art pieces all inspired by Tonnie. And to be honest... they are some of my favourite pieces I have made in a while. I think there is something to be learned in not only revisiting old ideas, but taking the careful time to build a backstory behind your art. For me at least, I felt that this process was lacking and I will be taking what I have learned into my next project!

Let me know what you thought of the video!

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