Maybe I Should Draw Some More Pictures With Pomni??? :)

I did it! I thought I would shoot it normally with the right lighting, but I want to show it too much. If you tickle, I'll do it with normal lighting. (⁠ ⁠ꈍ⁠ᴗ⁠ꈍ⁠)

I started looking for references for Pomni, but I saw this reference and realized that I couldn't help but do it. (⁠☆⁠▽⁠☆⁠)

@burrotello

Pretty good, huh?)

A tourist in his own city

In college, I was asked to draw a drawing on the theme "My city" in a graph for a test paper. They said I can draw anything and anyone, even "Virtual worlds" and then it started... Everything worked out by itself. I will post this art on my Instagram and mark Freeman's "parents". I really love this job and I'll get enough of it, they'll like it too.

P.S. Well-deserved 10/10 for the job) The teacher liked it too) :D

I sometimes write fan fiction. I have a fanfiction about Atomic Heart. Now I'm thinking of writing a fanfiction on Fallout 4. Let's see what happens.

He's definitely not okay. You can't live 200 years alone and then be okay.

Crawling through Fort Hagen with my hunting rifle and a deep desire to not get lost for another 45 minutes because I thought I saw a desk fan a couple rooms ago, and behind me I hear Codsworth's little engine puttering as he drifts past a couple more 200 year old dead soldiers in a pile of overturned desks and debris. Then I hear, in this creaking creepyass maze:

"They say to die for one's country is the greatest sacrifice. It's the ones left behind that bear the biggest burden, I should think."

a) this game may not be Deep but the absolute ATMOSPHERE of some of these moments is incredible and b) Codsworth honey are you okay because c) I do not think that you are lmao.

Crawling through Fort Hagen with my hunting rifle and a deep desire to not get lost for another 45 minutes because I thought I saw a desk fan a couple rooms ago, and behind me I hear Codsworth's little engine puttering as he drifts past a couple more 200 year old dead soldiers in a pile of overturned desks and debris. Then I hear, in this creaking creepyass maze:

"They say to die for one's country is the greatest sacrifice. It's the ones left behind that bear the biggest burden, I should think."

a) this game may not be Deep but the absolute ATMOSPHERE of some of these moments is incredible and b) Codsworth honey are you okay because c) I do not think that you are lmao.

Doc's sketches...)

"So wait, why is he wearing different clothes?"

I painted a new image for him, as well as for Oswald. A new life is a new image. Everything is honest :)

I listened to a new song by arcane and now I want to draw an animatic… with a Crossword... Or mad Doctor...

The cameo I've been thinking about for a few days now…

no you dont get it you dont UNDERSTAND this scene at the end of wall-e is so aburpt and emotional. especially in the context. the whole movie it's all been up in the character's faces, filling the frame. but the camera steps back and you see how small they are. so insignificant. massive towering monoliths all around them but at the end of it all.. they're just robots.. two tiny little robots. they're in the shadow and wall-e is *gone*. The bright spark of life has quietly been whispered away. that spark, so small, so bright. the framing gives you the eerie sense of emptiness [emphasised by the previour shot - showing wall-e's lifeless eyes.

there's no emotion there. it's empty. he's gone. not just gone, but the lights aren't on. sure you rebuilt the house but you look inside and nobody's there. the echo of your love doesn't return. it's hollow. it's so sad. i could cry about this for years and years and years. so much is being told. EVE was lifting his eyes and they dropped back down in the most robotic way possible. no swagger or humanity or personality. just back to inhuman efficency. compared to the swift, sweeping, emotive movement throughout the movie - this feels not just bad, but wrong. there's only about 2:30 from wall-e "reanimating" until he comes back completely. but that 2 and a half minutes. its some of the most heart-tugging animated movie i've ever seen.

I also have mini sketches that can confuse.

(There are quite a few people who ship these two, as I understand it, so...)

N: How you've suffered… There are abrasions everywhere, scars and… dents? God!

C: But you're beautiful the way I remember you, ma'am…