So Close, Yet So Far.

Over winter break my mom took me to a glass fusing class, so I made this art of the splitter girl icon. I’ve done a bunch of mosaics stuff too and I can confidently say that besides digital art, glass is my favorite medium to work with.

This album and especially splitter girl has permanently altered my brain chemistry in the best way possible and I will forever be grateful to WeevilDoing for making this masterpiece. Splitter girl will now live on my wall forever in fused glass form

This character is named Sun Chips. I hope you love him. I certainly had fun drawing him. I think im gaining a new appreciation for graphite brushes.

Anyway, this character belongs to a friend of mine, SharkOutofWater. go check him out on art fight he's cool.

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Art Fight

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Hello there fellow humans.

I am Veggiesaurus. You can call me Veggie or Snips. I use he/him, they/them, or ey/em pronouns.

I like to write stuff and I make music sometimes. I’m also learning how to draw.

I am currently still in school (and drowning in class work please send help).

I am neurodivergent and disabled. Because of this my work schedule is kind of sporadic and I work VERY slowly at times. I’ll try to post things somewhat regularly.

I am a human being just like you. Please be nice.

My Carrd: https://veggiesaurus.carrd.co/

Veggiesaurus

Veggiesaurus

Veggiesaurus

Art tag: #veggiesketches

Music tag: #veggiesounds

Writing tag: #veggiestories

I just moved all my stuff from my secondary blog to my main blog and redid my main blog so most of my art is reblogs from my other blog right now. if stuff looks a bit weird around here that's why.

As a kid, I used to really like drawing.

I had a big brown sketchbook I would draw in all the time. I would draw mostly random things, but I would also draw these cute little stick figure comics. It was really fun just drawing whatever came to mind whenever I had a few minutes to spare.

I was never very good at it. I have dysgraphia, a learning disability that makes it hard for me to write, and it also makes it nearly impossible to draw clean lines. I was always kind of insecure about how my drawing would always turn out wobbly and lopsided, but I still kept drawing.

I don’t really know what changed, but eventually I just kind of… stopped. It was probably a combination of my self confidence being trashed during quarantine and constantly comparing myself to better artists my age. I kind of stopped drawing as much as I used to. I still doodled on occasion, but it wasn’t the same. Sometimes I missed the old days where I drew all the time, but the fear of my art not looking the way I imagined it in my head always stopped me from picking up my pencil.

But then, a friend of mine taught me about sketch lines, and showed me how a bunch of wispy pencil lines could create a smooth picture. I was skeptical, but he was also inexperienced, so I thought that it wouldn’t hurt to try it out. When I had some free time, I grabbed my pencil and a sheet of paper, and using those sketch lines, I drew a good circle.

It wasn’t a perfect circle, but it wasn’t a lopsided oval, and that was good enough for me.

And with the help of these sketch lines, I learned that I’m actually not half bad at drawing as long as I’ve got a reference in front of me. I’ll need to learn how to draw more from memory, but I can do that later once I’ve got a better grasp at anatomy and all that stuff.

So I don’t really care for now that it’s not in perfect proportion or if the hair doesn’t look the same as the reference. Now people can recognize who I’m trying to draw, and that’s nice. It’s nice that even if I’m only just starting and it’s messy and unrefined, people still like it and can see what I’m trying to do, so I’m not totally hopeless.

I’ll get better at anatomy and drawing from memory later. For now, I’m just going to keep drawing.

Because above all else, drawing is fun and fun is good. I hope I don’t forget that again.

reblog if you support:

• pre- or non-hrt trans people

• genderfluid/non-binary people who want hrt

• genderfluid/non-binary people who don't want hrt

• pre- or non-op trans people

• tall transfems

• short transmascs

• fat/plus size trans people

• fem trans men

• masc trans women

• transmascs who don't/can't/won't bind

• transfems who don't/can't/won't tuck

• transfems with wide shoulders

• transmascs with wide hips

• genderfluid/non-binary people with facial hair or tits

• genderfluid people whose presentation is static but their gender is not

• non-binary people whose desired presentation is how society says their agab should present

• transmascs who bind but still have a visible chest

• non- conventionally-attractive trans people

• non-conforming trans people

• non-"passing" trans people

• non-stereotypical trans people

We don't all fit into cisnormative society's bullshit stereotypes!

I'm trying to prove a point to some transphobic relatives. Back me up tumblr.

A sad pumpkin baby I drew for a friend. Expect a lot of doodles like this while I figure how Krita works

Oops I accidentally pulled my heart out and pixelated it whoopsie daisy.

What a nice young man! I sure hope nothing horrible happens to him!

*violently starts crying*