Doodles, Animations and Art

hello yes what's your favorite doom mod

I am a terrible doom fan and haven’t played classic in like years

on a side note I did help with High Noon Drifter and have seen some amazing gameplay so I suppose I’m a bit biased also here are some Basilissa doodles I never put on here

Your Doom gijinka's are, frankly, fantastic, and I wholeheartedly support y'all makin' more of 'em~ (if you decide too of course- no pressure or nothin'!)

transistor-rhythm-909

Thank you so much! They’re fun as all get out, and really good practice. As long as I have the time (and motivation) I absolutely plan on doing more!

more doom texture anime girls pls :)

Anonymous

I’m gonna more than likely! I’ve had several requests for the chainsaw alone >:v

I’m workin on commissions and stuff right now though, so it might be just a while!

Whats your discord? I really want to add you as a friend. Heres my account: Mega#3899 -Im the derpy mewtwo-

Anonymous

Mine is Arborix#5758! I hate to say though but I’m generally super shy on platforms like this and may not initiate conversations terribly often, but feel free to add me if you’d like!

Can you draw the doom monsters as humanized versions of themselves?

Anonymous

I’m not taking requests right now, but if you’d like to commission me I’m available!

What would you recommend doing when someone is just starting out with drawing?

Anonymous

Don’t be afraid to use references or to sketch. For the longest time I did neither, no refs because I thought that meant I was a bad artist for having to look up how to draw something and no sketches because I only wanted to draw clean lines.

Be messy!

Use references!

Mess up? Who cares, keep going!

Fanart is good for practice overall, there are references galore and people like it

Ignore the haters!

Aganis, I got rejected to go to a dance with a girl I like.... Do you happen to have memes on you right now?

Anonymous

Have ya considered working on things in a shift-like structure? A guy I play D&D with, who is also a good writer and a very decent artist in his own right tends to swap back and forth between working on two, three, or even four things in all three categories when he's losing motivation for any one thing. He'll write up lore for a setting, then work on something else like drawing or maybe coming up with a new campaign idea, and come back to the prior thing later on with a fresh mind.

calibraptor-deactivated20180702

That actually might not be a bad idea… I was actually contemplating getting back into Flint and Steal

It’s this terrible cycle of guilt really… like right now I’m on and off working on a music vid for a family member but I really gotta be in the right mindset to work on it but I keep putting it off to wait for the right time, mood, etc, but then too much time as gone by and I just end up feeling horrible for not working on it more which causes me to not want to work on it at all

I get this way with so many projects and I hate myself for it but I literally cannot get myself to do it due to ridiculous amounts of anxiety