Inspired by Abigail Larson. I hate drawing her style, I love her art, but all of the angles and extreme curves are really hard to draw.

The beginning of this song has been used for so many memes, but it's a good song. I usually like their songs with Avi in them, but Matt's ain't bad. They're both good.

I looked up "how does someone with wings wear a shirt" for a drawing, I didn't expect results, if I did, probably some drawing skits, but nope, thanks to sites like Reddit, TVTropes, and Quora, there were several results. The top results being an interesting snippet from Reddit.

For Art class, I have to make a 2-4 page comic introducing a character/showing character development... yay...

For any of you going "Wait, I thought you wanted to make comics when you're older, why do you seem unexcited?" it's because my previous comics have kinda... y'know... sucked. I had one comic going a while ago (that I totally didn't base off of The Boy In The Bubble), but I never finished it, the art sucked, and it's so cringy now, I want to burn that sketchbook. I've made a one-page comic recently with a short skit between Arwyn and Arwryn, a couple of my characters, and it wasn't really a great skit, the art still kinda sucked (I shouldn't do chibi), and again, cringe. And that's been in the last few months. the other one was maybe a year ago. So... yeah. It's mostly the angles and consistency I have problems with. And the storyline. And the mouths, they're a weak point, especially open ones while people are talking.

I have two more drawings, however, the tops are kinda low-cut, so I'm not sure if I can post them here...

Why not.

A drawing of a stuffed animal named Coco.

New markers, that's my excuse for the bright and awful color palette. Based off of LavenderTowne.

Riddle paradox... kinda

If someone who has told the truth their entire life says "I have told a lie", is that sentence true or a lie?

Here's where the paradox part plays in a bit- If the sentence, "I have told a lie" is false, or a lie, then that would make the sentence true, as it would be their lie, but in becoming true, it would become a lie again because the sentence would no longer be a lie if it was true, so it becomes a lie, and so forth goes on and on.

My brain works weird, I think about this more often than I should.