Gachacatt - GachaCat

Tomorrow new tracks drop

Tomorrow you can plunk Super Mario into the toilet like "Hot Wheels"

"These trains run 24 hours every day, much like our maintenance the ocean is also active at night with beautiful aquatic life."

An alternate version of the last art, I sold these at local stalls and realised I hadn't shared them!

I need UK journalists to not show 43 degrees is not beach weather like people are gonna die

Americans do not interact

your snapchat that you haven't used in forever giving you a notification to show you your post-spring break mugshot from 10 years ago

Day 9 - Whiskers The chupcabra, claimed to have been found in Puerto Rico, Mexico and USA first seen in 1995. This monster is typically described to be very similar to canines however it's also known for vampire-like attacks on cattle, particularly goats and sheep in the farmlands. It's very likely the chupacabra, on multiple occaisons they were simply loose, malnourished coyotes which is the most popular theory. (On a personal note, this is the one that got me into researching these subjects to begin with!)

short comic about the brothers ever. 💛💙

cuz they live rent free in my mind…

On the eighth day of Christmas, a monster gave to me! Eight Moths-a-lurking!

Day 19 - Omen

Day 15 - Spectral There are a few different origins behind the infamous Bloody Mary, the ghost behind the mirror. Some say an Axe Murderer, some say a witch, and one of the strongest leading origins is Mary I of England in the 1500s, who had killed over 300 protesters by burning them at the stake. Playing the bloody mary game requires a dimly lit bathroom and chanting her name 13 (undecided number) of times before she appears. Sort of an act of "Divination" but I think nowadays people just want to see some cool ghosts.

I don't know if you do tips but I want to know how your lighting looks so good it's so just...MMM YES

I’m not sure if this is what you meant or not (and it’s not exhaustive by any means), but adding a secondary light source or utilizing bounce lighting (i.e. light bouncing off the walls or floor or other objects) really elevated my art! And naturally these tips are flexible just like art itself.

Also! Using opposite colors on the color wheel for your lights can give a neat effect, though that really comes down to what you want the mood of your piece to be. Hopefully this is helpful! :)