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Elaine | Made in Abyss and Pikmin connoisseur | Artist
No AI is used in my process.
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1·20 days agoI’ve played Pikmin 1 so much that my current record is beating the game in 7 in-game days. I feel kind of bad about it since there’s so many ways I’ve played that game that it feels like I’ve achieved a score I can’t possibly top.
Love the way this is coloured and shaded. He really looks like his skin is wet. I love the teeth too, they remind me of an anglerfish, which makes a lot of sense given his origin! Overall a really good piece!
Be able to draw fast. I’m hilariously slow at drawing 😂
2·25 days agoThey can be a bit shady…
1·25 days agoIf there’s the option, always physical, I guess I’m just old fashioned!
- Artist
- Anime nerd
- Class rep
- Set a record at my school for achieving the highest possible score on an exam
- Pikmin connoisseur
- The person you can open up to without being judged
- Multilingual
- Goofball
- PC gamer and modder
Ant-Man
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The first Ant Man had this rule where any objects that are shrunk will stay as the weight they originally were. Yet Hank Pym carries around a shrunken tank on a keychain! Scandalous!
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The ball, a red ping pong ball of maybe 1.5-2 inches diameter, is on a square, concave white, glazed ceramic plate that is on a rectangular matte white table that is plastic. I have no idea why the ball is on a plate but that’s how it is when I imagine it for some reason. The entire room is white with a door on the wall that I am looking towards. The door slowly opens, and it is me (I’m a girl)! I look exactly like I do when I look at myself in photos. When I push the ball with my hand, it gets pushed off of the plate and lands on the table. It rolls toward the end of the table and bounces on the floor twice, making a noise you’d expect a ping pong ball to make when it collides with hard flooring. The whole scene looks like how a YouTube video of it being physically acted out would look like.
I already knew after I read the prompt. It was like a little YouTube video playing in my head! 😃
4·1 month agoI typically will just hold my breath (I can do that for several minutes thanks to all the freediving I used to do) and then when I’m clear of them I’ll start breathing again. If you absolutely cannot do that for whatever reason, your nose has these little hairs that will trap some of the germs like a filter.
When someones sneezes or coughs it’ll produce an aerosol similar to spraying Febreze in one direction, the larger droplets reaching approximately 6 feet/2 meters. It’ll be more concentrated in the direction they coughed or sneezed, and most concentrated right next to them.
Taking shorter breaths would mean less contaminated air is entering your body per breath (and less CO2 is leaving) but you also need that air and also to remove CO2, so after a while your body would start to make you breathe faster or deeper to compensate. Of course, shallow breathing or not wouldn’t matter as much as wearing a mask will.
Hyper beam!
10·1 month agoGlad to see it’s recovering. I hope the whole archive can come back up soon!
My current gaming computer. Besides a faulty wi-fi adapter that leaves online gaming a lot to be desired and failing HDD’s because of old age, I haven’t touched a physical console besides the Nintendo Switch in years. When you have a powerful computer you can emulate pretty much anything which I feel is an upgrade in comparison to a console which can only play games that are specifically made for that console.
If you thought many PS3 and PS2 games looked beautiful before, my gosh…they look even more beautiful in 4K!! Bonus if they’re able to go up to 60 FPS when they natively ran at 30 due to console limitations. Raytracing + HDR mods are always yummy too!
Your colouring and detailing have improved so much! Also love your style, it looks so unique!
I’d say drawing textures.
Potato chips/crisps!
The pronunciation for the name “Byrne”. I was pronouncing it like “by-ernie” as if I were excitedly saying “bye, Ernie! 😃”
Then I found out it’s pronounced like “burn”! 😂
Uploading receipts associated with your art process, such as progress pictures and files associated with the art program you used to draw the pictures. Not only does this quell accusations of AI being used, it also serves as a means of proving that you are the creator of the artwork.
Moist.
Drawing, videogames, and swimming.