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Akirameta

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  1. I originally posted this to my FurAffinity, and decided to share it with more people. Instructions are on the base (any requests will look completely different, and I will of course do Nichlings.) It will be unshaded, but still be fully colored and have a background (nothing too complex though, request something simple) You may use it anywhere when finished, but please don't remove my signature. Thank you!1922088401_freeychpfp.thumb.png.6b3ae3a92782dacfb2b8dea51de15ce7.png

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  2. ooo I quite like the game, I think you will too. although, I never play multiplayer 'cause its too much of a hassle to download mods on both versions.

     

    also sky, your profile picture is cursed and I love it 

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  3. 33 minutes ago, Kawoofy said:

    Honestly, I bet that a lot of the hours is from me making the NPC village look nice (usually tree themed), however for my main world now I couldn't be asked so it just goes straight up hehe

     

    Also, I haven't tried journey mode yet, how much does it differ from classic? 

    Aside from the powers, not at all really.

    I quite enjoy it actually, because you can control spawn rates and difficulty. I could fight the EoC in expert, and the WoF in classic. its nice, and you get the respective lots for the difficulty.

  4. Just now, Kawoofy said:

    Mhm, me and Zukii are now tryna get some ranged weapons too (I've got the bow and gun from the I think vortex fragments)

    I honestly never imagined myself getting this far in the game (even though I've played it for over 500 hours, yikes), before my world with Zukii the furthest I had gotten with my other friend was Golem, so I have barely any knowledge of anything after that lol

    damn, nice! I tend to play games for completion, so I beat the game ages ago, with only 300 hours atm. for 1.4, I've been busy and am currently on plantera for my journey-master playthrough

  5. Just now, Kawoofy said:

    I usually do the ones furthest away 1st, but yeah the solar pillar sucks (apart from that one weapon from the fragments that I LOVE right now, I think it was called the Solar Eruption)

    yeah, the solar eruption is godly, and definitely the best melee for moonlord in my eyes

  6. 3 minutes ago, Kawoofy said:

    Oh really? I had no idea

    Mhm! I noticed as saving firealpaca project files, they save as mdp (edit, dunno if this is just for my pc or not so), the same as medibang paint pro, and when I looked it up, I saw that they were by the same devs.

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  7. 1 hour ago, Kawoofy said:

    Heya, not to intrude on the topic or anything, but I would suggest either Medibang Paint Pro as said by Akirameta, but also FireAlpaca (it's what I use). Even though it's literally what everyone says, practice. 

    I saw this on someone's Insta and I tried it and it really helped - copy other people's art (not tracing directly, but try recreating it). The tip is mainly to help you figure out your art style (which worked for me I guess), but I assume it can also help with everything in general (it's how people say tracing isn't bad at the start as it gives you a starting point).

     

    Sorry if the info sucks, but yeah :)

    Firealpaca is also a good suggestion, as well as just general practice. I actually switch between the two programs, as theyre made by the same dev's 

  8. I'm sure you're great at art, but I'll give some advice regardless! As tedious as it seems, using guide sketches can be very helpful. And even if you already use them, try not to fall out of it. Even if the drawing doesnt follow them, it's good to have a baseline. For digital, I reccomend Medibang Paint Pro as a free art program for when you're ready, as it's very nice in my opinion, but feel free to choose your own software! When coloring, doing linework, or anything really, dont be afraid to take your time. Go as slowly as you need, it will make the art look much better. For digital, make use of layers! A sketchlater, linework layer, color layer, etc. It allows you to turn them on and off to see how each stage works. Also, when doing anything aside from basic sketches, I suggest using the stabiliser or correction tool, as it will make any lines less shaky and look better.

     

    That's all I could think of for now! I mainly do digital, so my tips for traditional are limited. Hope this helps, and happy drawing!

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