-How do you come up with ideas for a piece?
Often from other pieces and stuf around me, photos, shows, etc.

-How do you start a piece?
whole crapload of skeletons and base figure drawing. I go with the one that seems to work out the best.


-How do you keep inspired while working on a piece?
Music, alot of food near me, have everything else done i need to have done before starting.

-When do you feel that a piece is 'done?'
After i butcher it wit hcrappy shade and simple colors.

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For inspiration, I usually just use the world around me, or how I'm feeling at the time of the drawing. To start it, if I plan one out, I use stick figures to start, and then detail them. If I don't have anything specific in mind, I usually just let my paw go where it will. For inspiration to keep going, most of the time I just remember what inspired me to draw it in the first place. Generally, if I don't finish a pic when I start it, I'm not going to finish it at all. And, finally, for deciding when it actually is finished. Usually, it's when I finish coloring it.

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"Death to those who seek my life; oblitaration to those who seek the lives of the ones I love... even if it costs my own. Thus is the oath of the Guardian..."
~That'd be me, Hethkar, the Guardian Wolf.

-How do you come up with ideas for a piece?
A combination of "Artfag" music and drawing inspiration from real life experiences. That's for SRS STUFF and things that break my usual artistic boundaries, though. Most of my ideas come from either just thinking "Oh, that'd be cool to draw" or the intention of creating some sort of (Humorous or otherwise) social commentary.

-How do you start a piece?
SKELETAL FIGURES. If I'm going to do extensive planning I normally sketch a few things in The G.I.M.P. 2, in my sketchbook or publicly on [link]

-How do you keep inspired while working on a piece?
Skype, music, and chat clients for "Background Entertainment" so I won't go "OH IM BORED FUCK THIS" if I screw up :1
Having a large supply of cheeze-its helps at this stage, as the drawing process is hard work and makes me hungry for fatty foods.

-When do you feel that a piece is 'done?'
When the figures, lineart, coloring and background etc. are finished and the picture looks anywhere from the "Alright" to "Great" range (Comparative to my own skills, of course.)

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Ro4dk1llRodentInd.ustries.
Disregard that, I suck cocks.

I'll try to answer these as best as I can, but just FYI, I kept telling myself I will do a lot more now that summer is here but that doesnt seem to be happening right now xD
Ok, how do I come up with an idea?
Well really its hard to explain, theres no definate way, but really an idea will just hit me, maybe its an upcoming real life event, something I watched on TV,m and half the time I just wake up, and a few minutes later its there, but other days my mind draws a blank

I usually start a piece by first looking up for refs if I have to, then I startby doing some doodles to figure out what poses might work best, then I practise some more doodles of expressions, objects int he pic, etc...Then when Im satisfied I go for it.

To keep inspired, the best thing to do is NOIT fight back when youre not feeling very artistic or inspired, in my opinion giving it a break will bring back the inspiration faster

And I never know when its done, I always see mistakes I wish I didnt do xD But once Im frustrated with finding reversable mistakes, I consider it 'done'


Hope that wasnt too long and that it help x3

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Well butter my butt and call me a biscuit!

Whenever I think I want to sit down and start something, I feel I should be doing something else

Yeah, finding enough time to sit down and bang it out in one session is always a problem

MMMM
DAS CHEEZITS

Vyah, not enough time

im too lazy to fill this out :c
but music... um music... music... I don't like to show my art to people. I'm not a good people person idk.. I get embarrassed.. lol and when people say its good or whatever I feel weird saying thankyou..

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That sounded sexual.... ;_;

From beasts we scorn as soulless,
In forest, field and den,
The cry goes up to witness
The soullessness of men.
-M. Frida Hartley