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= ℌ𝔲𝔫𝔱𝔢𝔯 𝔬𝔣 𝔱𝔥𝔢 𝔅𝔞𝔡𝔩𝔞𝔫𝔡𝔰 = A nocturnal beast who's large, curved plates funnel sound towards sensitive ear canals, allowing for excellent hearing, as well as echolocation during evenings.

now you can see Absolutely Everything #nova #revenant

#nova #revenant

#nova #revenant

hey reference #nova #revenant

@lisamcrad.bsky.social did the sound design for this while we were brainstorming what Nova's suit should sound like #nova #revenant

#revenant #nova

#revenant #nova

#revenant #nova

this is what 3+ years of never being satisfied with anything does. these are the same fucking model #nova #revenant

tactical dracula #nova #revenant

#nova #revenant

oh hey i made this last February, happy 1 fucking year i guess #nova #revenant

ok enough time has passed for me to post this with all her updates #nova #revenant

ok i think i got that little bit of sonic out of my system, getting back to ps2 nova

ok i think i got that little bit of sonic out of my system, getting back to ps2 nova

made her head smaller. gave more stylized proportions in general because she's 6ft tall but by anime logic that means she should look 7'5 At Least

if I had infinite money and resources, this is the look I would've gone with for Revenant. Not to say the actual art direction is necessarily a compromise or that I'm not having fun with it, but if it was feasible I would've done this

really need people to get less weird about getting blocked

But Twitter, Bluesky, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, they all allow you to reply directly to creators. In a world where not having a social media presence is often necessary, that is a goddamn curse.

Creators of art (be they books, shows, movies, music, illustration, etc ) have historically put distance between themselves and their audience for this very reason. And that used to be easier. Before social media, it was nearly impossible to contact famous artists directly.

People call it "the price of fame," while actively, voraciously consuming the art of said famous person, become emotionally invested in said art, then feel entitled not only to more of it, but more in a way that specifically satisfies *them.* And they will lose all fucking decorum demanding it.

In my experience, creative types are often -- though definitely not exclusively -- neurodivergent, and are less well equipped to deal with constant, intense critique. But even then, neurotypical people will struggle to handle thousands of people actively deconstructing them. Because that's insane.

Indie creators shouldn’t have to turn into emotionless cryptids that appear once in a blue moon to share their works and otherwise have no online presence in order to survive *checks notes* creating a popular cartoon. But I don’t know how else they’re supposed to navigate this bullshit.

at 72% 😞🙏

at 72% 😞🙏

me llamo mud

hellsing really is the one case where i prefer the adaptation (for what it is) and Loathe the source material (and hellsing ultimate by extension)

dilf death

old Joey doodles I forgor about #vargskelethor

my dearest melpert #vinesauce 🍄

link's sheath is no longer floating

The fact that the second one, which is Nova specifically in Punjabi clothing (because she's Punjabi), has ended up on Pinterest as a catch-all indian/"middle eastern"/etc clothing reference is kind of infuriating ngl. People that dont know what they're looking at just gotta ruin everything huh

CHAT ALMIGHTY give me the power to finish this GREEN THING

grocery run #costcomeshi 🛒 (2024)