Sketched A Bunch Of Ocs

I'd die for you/kill for you type relationship 😒

Art trade with @smewduck !

tbh I like my moonpaw design better but for warrior cats standards her canon one is pretty cool. I did both side by side :D

AND have this wip until I have time to finish it

“I have all these OCs! But no story…”

bruh

make a fighting game

I summoned a video 🐈🐈‍⬛

cw for blood btw

she is single-handedly making me interested in canon warrior cats again so i drew her

Ooh, can I have some info on Ajcloud please?

Does she play a part in Starclan kicking Night right back to the curb?

yeah :D assuming you mean ashcloud lol

so she was Alpine's first medic when it formed, and was killed at the end of its civil war along with Ravenheart, allegedly by Night. StarClan has like a council which makes up its main authority. Ashcloud is on it as well as a few others (so when i refer to StarClan, a lot of the time im mostly referring to those guys as they're in charge).

Ash's ‘job’ mostly consists of things like the security along the barrier between starclan and the dark forest and handling security-like issues with the living clans (like stopping revolts/conspiracies/wars etc).

to avoid revealing anything too much, Ash obviously gets pretty mad when she fails at that and Night destroys everything. so yeah while StarClan’s later return is attributed more to Ravenheart (and that certainly didn’t help) Ash’s actions, which i wont explicitly say, are the ones that really cause Night’s whole thing to fall apart :] like the final straw kind of thing, which is why i said Night's response was more directed at Ash rather than StarClan as a whole here:

real actual representation of inside my brain

frostpaw again :]

I was asked how I make my characters fit the background with such minimal shading, and here's how I do it!

Starting point is just background + the base colors

Add a multiply layer on top of the characters. The color is usually eyedropped from the background, but just as often I just play with the hue/saturation/brightness slider. This layer usually has either high transparency or brightness so it doesn't become overpowering, especially if the background is light.

Airbrush the background colors lightly on top of some parts of the characters, usually the outer edges and the parts that should be in shade. I do this willy-nilly with a big brush.

Add color dodge as the last thing, and let it affect both characters and the background.

There's thousand other ways out there, this is just how I've done it!