AWKWARD ZOMBIE

Looking into it a bit, a white highlight pen or white ink in general might be a better choice since pencil or pastels slide off the graphite.

Save the gel pen for tiny, minute details. Don't waste it on a whole graphite drawing. A white chalk pastel will work on graphite just fine (though it IS a better idea to work from light to dark when pastels are involved, so in the future if you have a white pastel I'd recommend you use it first).

I'll have to see about that next time I'm in an art supply store. Do you think Conte Crayons might work? Because I still have some of those left over from my art classes.

So, while trying to get myself back into digital art, I found an old thing I was making on my brother's computer. I rendered it into a gif.

This is a story about nothing.

Conte should be fine. When I was taking figure drawing classes I regularly combined charcoal, chalk, and conte crayons for my drawings.

Did some silly and hasty doodles when I was venting from work and didn't feel like doing my EDUC 413 final project. Stuff that I wish I could get away with saying, basically (hence the title). Second one was done at like, 1am, which is probably quite obvious when comparing the linework between the two.








These may or may not become a weekly exercise that I end up putting a bit more effort into.

I'd certainly keep up with it if you made more.

I've been wanting to make comics about my work grievances too. We should COLLAB BRO??

HELL YEAH. MAKE ASSERTIVENESS GOALS. (although that's actually a running joke with a different friend that will probably show up to explain the title whenever I deviate from work-based topics).


Also, there will likely just be some social and school-based things. BECAUSE EDUCATION PROGRAMS ARE REMARKABLY POORLY TAUGHT AHAHAHAH FUCKING IRONY RIGHT THERE

I wish I could make myself not smile/not laugh. I do the nervous smile and laugh a lot and it makes customers think they're real funny shits

Oh, the joys of working retail.

After reading that I had to look up locker injuries.
Apparently in American schools there have been almost 4 times as many locker injuries (4332) compared to scissor injuries. (1207)
The more you know. Lockers are almost 4 times more dangerous than scissors.
My source.

Edit: How the fuck did this end up in the art thread? Woops, sorry guys.

tl;dr post meant to be in random shit thread.