Zileris

12th level Kitsune Bard. Latter-day Saint. Wandering Entertainer. Hobbyist animator and game designer. Find me @zileris basically anywhere.

[SODAGUY© @sodaguyx]

the pelvis moves in every pose. stop drawing it like it's glued to the spine

[momo @momose_rensyu]

模写 ｜ No.649-653

『TACO直伝！ 知っているだけで劇的に上達する 人体ドローイングのコツ390』

[SODAGUY© @sodaguyx]

the back of the knee

[Kathleen @tmszhjh88]

This perspective is just too powerful

[minari🔆 @egshels]

Indie devs don’t even make games anymore they just combine genres and consume the Database from the hit 2000’s paper Don’t Consume The Database

[ezdraw @ezdrawps]

Mouth shapes are basically acting notes for your character

[ezdraw @ezdrawps]

Squash and stretch is what makes movement feel alive

[✨ Nou 🌱🌷✨ Japan Expo R742 Hall 6 @nouconcept]

Usar un pato 🦆 para la estructura y trazos con forma de gaviota ✔️ para hacer el pie lo hace todo mucho más divertido...

[LimboSketch @LimboSketch]

If you are struggling with drawing hair flow this may be useful

[YUKI | Japanese Tutor @Japanese__yuki]

Japanese goodbyes change depending on the situation.
Some are casual, some are polite — and knowing the difference helps you sound much more natural 👋

[れんくろ @renkuro_orange9]

黒猫にしてみた

[Crowne Prince @CrownePrints]

Every time I see an AI poster I feel physically ill.
I know it's because community groups do whatever is free + fast... but now I actually prefer shitty clipart posters with 16 neon colors.

Graphic Design Is My Passion is a legit cool aesthetic now.

[Zileris @zileris]

Digging tunnels is boring, and that kind of work is beneath me.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Tunnels are under-appreciated

[Zileris @zileris]

The wild west internet has been over for a while.
We're in the Streampunk era.

[Zileris @zileris]

@IllariaDiMar So.... its advanced TSA?

[Character Design References @CDReferences]

Animation by Ted Kierscey* | Fantasia 2000 (1999)

#penciltest #sakuga #genga #2danimation

[Zileris @zileris]

@japan_nobunaga The first gun was a 9mm compact pistol. It was hard on my wrist, so I traded it for a smaller .380 ACP caliber.
I also picked up 3 even smaller pistols.
I got all four of those within reach next to my bed.
And two .22 rifles on a shelf above my bed.

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

Somewhere in America, a drive-in. I ordered a small drink, and they handed me a bucket with a straw in it.

I had asked for small because I am a modest man. Restraint is a discipline. I chose the humblest vessel on the menu.

The cup required two hands.

"This is the small?"

"That's the small, yes sir."

I held it up. It eclipsed the sun. In my land, a teacup rests in the palm like a small bird, and a man drinks in three quiet sips and is grateful. This 'small' held enough liquid to put out a cooking fire.

"Then what," I asked, afraid of the answer, "is the large?"

The girl at the window pointed. A man in a truck was cradling something with both arms. A vessel. A barrel with a lid. He was not drinking it so much as living alongside it.

"That's the large."

I understood then. The words have not lied. The scale has simply moved. In this country, 'small' is not a size. It is a rank. It means: smallest among giants. The lowest soldier in an army of titans is still a soldier.

I drank my bucket in the parking lot, with both hands, like a child with a festival prize. I confess I could not finish it. I, who chose smallness as discipline, was defeated by the discipline I chose.

A small that takes two hands is not a lie. It is a promise that undersold itself.

I will order the small again. Every time. Not because I can finish it.

Because somewhere in this land there is a man cradling the large, and one of us must remain humble.

[InkArtlab @InkArtlab]

True or false?