checking fyodorvitin on reddit is now part of my morning routine thanks to this fucking guy
a story of failure, 3/12
Lost gun...lost gun....lost gun.....
a story of failure, 2/12
kisses, kisses, kisses
101 (but extra indulgent)
[ID: Semi-realistic digital paintings of the Spirits and Such surprise party in the Mob Psycho 100 finale. The first shows Ritsu, Teru, Serizawa, Shou, and Dimple cheering as confetti rains down. The second shows Reigen tearing up as Tome and Mob laugh. End ID]
Some illustrations I did a few years ago for a collab with the super talented @marimocaptain, a wholesome S&S zoo bonding fic! Just realized I never put them all here. Go read it if you haven't: https://archiveofourown.org/works/28387911
a bujang a dukun and a demit walk into a town (indologic healer arrivals……….prolly last indologic for a while….maybe….yeah)
lost control of my life and did a set of that indologic portrait mockup (now with proper names)
#in another timeline i had time to draw on lunar new year and drew all healers (including rubin) pestering indologic daniil for red packets#clara gets one bc she's a kid and is persistent but to artemy and rubin daniil is like I'M LITERALLY A BACHELOR#anyway bc i don't have time to draw it you get reblogs instead#posts with audience of 5 people#indologic#i'm too embarrassed to rb this as pathologic
13, 16 & 17 for artist ask (=
13. Do you prefer to keep your art personal, or do you like drawing things for other people? I like drawing for other people! And even in work settings I like collaborating with a writer and the like to work out visual storytelling for their stories and such. But I try to have some time to do art just for myself from time to time. 16. Do you draw more today than you did in the past, or do you draw less? I think lately I draw more for work, and draw for myself less :') 17. Do you think you’re justified in giving other people art advice? OH I don't know...I guess it depends. I'm more comfortable to do it in a more...conversational way I suppose. I'm comfortable giving specific feedback and advice when requested, or sharing my process, and discuss with other people about each other's art. But I wouldn't be confident doing tutorials or art advice posts.
My piece for @ghosttrickzine , who is opening regular orders now. Please check it out!
Ghost Trick has such a huge impact on me, I still replay it from time to time. It’s an honour to be a part of this zine! Everyone’s pieces are amazing!
a comic where serizawa and reigen get into a tense conversation about counsellors and moms (and maybe actually about other things, too).
this is a bit experimental, and may be a bit rough around the edges. i mostly did it bc 1) i wanted to explore reigen and serizawa's flaws and relationships, 2) try to make smth out of serizawa mom's OVA drama cd gag, 3) explore the idea of courage, again. (i think it's also hilarious that reigen just insists on not telling seri abt his lack of powers despite telling mob and tome(after like a month??). and seri just knows and rolls with it. despite sincerity being his whole thing, i think he's good at accepting lies.) some dialogues are also intended to have extra weight with context from reigen separation arc and final ???% arc. i'm not sure if they came across well. but if not, i hope you enjoyed it anyway!
thank you for reading! edit: now also on ao3.
For the artist ask! 18
18. What are you currently trying to improve on?
Comics! Well, it honestly involves improving on everything from composition to anatomy and dialogue writing, so maybe this answer is cheating. But I want to do more comics (when I have the time...)
I guess I've also been trying to experiment with more brushes and actually combine a few in an artwork. I tend to use just 1-2 brush for everything bc I couldn't be bothered to keep track of more than that at a time, but that limits the textures I can have.
a story of failure, 4/12
Never fuck with Kim Kitsuragi.
(something more lighthearted this time!)
12 & 15 for the artist ask?
12. Is it okay for people to ask you about your process? Yes of course! I love hearing about people's process, and I do have a lot of thoughts behind some of my art (especially the sequential ones) so I'd be happy (and flattered, really) to be asked about my process. 15. How long does an average piece take you to complete?
This varies a lot, and honestly I'm not great at keeping track... headshot/bust sketches or brush experiments usually take about 1-3 hours, full illustrations like the Disco Elysium ones take about 1-2 working days all in all (though usually done on and off when I have the time...), and comics...usually it's around 1 day per page including thumbnailing (also on and off so a short comic takes a month-ish lol). But the time would double if the artwork has a subject matter I need to gather a lot of references for haha
30 for the Artist Asks?
30. What inspires you to not just make art, but to be a better artist?
Oh man what a loaded question! I guess right now, it would be seeing new experiences and getting to know more people, and wanting to capture and remember them in a way that does them justice. Also, unfortunately money.
19 & 20 for the art game thing if you dont mind
19. What is the most difficult thing for you to draw?
Honestly I struggle with most things and forget how things look like all the time, but I guess the things that I struggle with, AND feel like I shouldn't at this point are...legs, feet, and ears. I keep belatedly noticing that I draw ears too small...
20. What is the easiest thing for you to draw?
Not sure about easy, but I'm quite confident about drawing hands and expressing with them! Helps that it's one of my favourite things to draw. I'm also pretty comfortable doing black and white compositions, though I want to get better at it still.
Artist Asks!
- Do you prefer traditional drawing, or digital?
- How long have you been drawing?
- How many classes have you taken?
- Do you have a DeviantArt, personal website, or art blog?
- What’s your favorite thing to draw?
- What’s your least favorite thing to draw?
- How often do you use references?
- Do you draw professionally, or just for fun?
- How much time do you spend drawing on an average day?
- Are you confident about your art?
- How many art-related blogs do you follow?
- Is it okay for people to ask you about your process?
- Do you prefer to keep your art personal, or do you like drawing things for other people?
- Do you ever collaborate with others?
- How long does an average piece take you to complete?
- Do you draw more today than you did in the past, or do you draw less?
- Do you think you’re justified in giving other people art advice?
- What are you currently trying to improve on?
- What is the most difficult thing for you to draw?
- What is the easiest thing for you to draw?
- Do you like to challenge yourself?
- Are you confident that you’re improving steadily?
- Do you draw more fanart, or more original art?
- Do you feel jealous when you see other people’s art, or inspired? (Be honest!)
- Do you like to draw in silence, or with music?
- For digital artists: what program(s) do you use?
- For digital artists: how many layers does a typical piece require?
- For traditional artists: what medium do you like most? (Pencil, charcoals, etc)
- For traditional artists: How do you usually start on a big piece? (Light sketch, colored lead, sketchpaper, etc)
- What inspires you to not just make art, but to be a better artist?