can i use this art for an animal crossing playlist? it’s sooo cute and itd be perfect for the vibe i want!! i’d credit you and link your channel of course.

I always feel like I'm sitting in on a groundbreaking research class when I watch your videos. lol

I’m not jealous *is actually jealous*

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let her cook 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥

i love the concept

Wow, I stumbled upon this video and didn't expect to relate as much as I did. Having so many of the same fears it's so helpful to learn how you have worked with your anxiety. All the designs are amazing and it's interesting to see how you incorporated your fears into characters. I wish to be on your level of rendering 3d forms your really good at it :D

My god, this was such a comforting and sweet video and at the same time I get to watch a sick speedpaint. Great vid ❤

Welcome back! A year's a long time, I'm nowhere near drawing my own characters but in that year I became a much better artist. Being able to draw this good is definitely something you should do.

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My favourite video so far❤

so good!

Always enjoy the explanations of your process; gives it that extra interest.

This is amazing!! Tysm!

This video is so helpful! I've always been afraid of doing the light and shadows in digital format, and I always over-complicated things. This makes things so much easier!

easy to understand and also your commentary is so funny... love the video... keep up the good work :))

This was pretty insightful, thanks for the tutorial!

Nice work. Thanks for the help lol

Huh, strange, this video hasn’t appeared on Odysee at all.

Are we related in any possible way xD? I've been asking myself the same questions lately (regarding multitasking) and have been wishing there were more hours in a day exactly like you, love your illustrations by the way!

I work best in silence as well. I need that laser focus or nothing gets done. You could try flipping the canvas to change the perspective. this is a common practice. It's just not something you want to do too much of for speed paints. It can be disorienting for the viewers.

I've found that breaks really help to get a fresh look at the work. I personally can't talk while I'm working, and I can't listen to speech, but music really works for me.

This was very interesting! Videogames are very much a social experience. Even solo games have robust communities where people can connect and share mutual interests. The issue is when any medium (including but not limited to video games) perpetuates negative stereotypes against a group of people. The media we consume might not make us more violent. However, it does affect the way we see the world. For instance, games that treat people as antagonists based on their skin color or sexual orientation perpetuate the stereotype that gay people are dangerous. An example would be the Fire Emblem series. There are only two dark-skinned characters in the most recent game, Three Houses. One is a man who betrayed his country and became an indentured servant to a blonde-haired blue eyed prince. The other is a grown woman with a child-like personality who can barely speak the language. Both are incredibly brutal fighters whose country was wiped out because they were slaves who rose up against their masters. As such, they are viewed with distrust by the light-skinned people who took them in. Whether or not this was supposed to be a teachable moment no one acknowledges the atrocities performed against this other kingdom. They simply grow to see these two characters as the 'good ones.' These characters who betrayed their people to remain slaves for white people are considered 'exemplary citizens' while the ones they abandoned are called 'savages monsters.' The notion that one must abandon their culture and mimic whiteness is a core tenet of white supremacy. These characters are seen as noble savages and loved by the community. Few people speak out against the message because it's one to which we are meant to ascribe if we want to be accepted by society. It only seems 'natural.' When media challenges those assertions, whiteness fights back. Just look at all of the people complaining about Ariel in the Little Mermaid live action film, and how they review bomb any film that casts a person of color in a role they feel is 'too pure' to not be white. This is a real and present societal issue that's only recently been addressed by popular media. That media can change the way society views people of color and by extension whiteness. However, we still have a long way to go.

Thanks now i will see how my friends will rebel and say Video Games not Good for You Thanks

I love your voice ~~~ it's so nice

Hello, your video was quite lovely and i enjoyed it very much. Looking forward to the next one!

Just seen this video and now it’s my favorite

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Skill 👌🏾

Hey there Cherry! I'm very happy to see the finalized version getting much deserved recognition and praise, especially on Reddit. You did your research and worked meticulously on this wonderful piece. It shows! Hopefully the effort can be glimpsed from this video, as well. I will very much be looking forward to your next one. The progress you’ve made along the way is astounding. Take care!

This is awesome! Love how you reference past art and rework it. Subscribed👍

Absolutely stunning😍

Love your artwork. It's gorgeous. Keep up the great work. Subbed. :)

Holy shit awesome I loved it

Burn out sucks! I'm glad you're feeling better! AI is great for abstraction and color comps, but it can't do finer details, such as faces. Ask the AI to make a face or a hand and the results are terrifying.

Ya burn out is no joke

Nice video!

Splash art is just a large art piece that covers an entire page. It's used in comic books to illustrate important scenes, and was used a lot in classic anime series to transition between commercial breaks.

It came out great ! greyscale method can be difficult to get right ! Oh yeh, I never know what splash means, I think it's just promotional illustration. But most people just see it as the style ! I noticed some of the refs and images you displayed on the screen were from Riot's Legends of Runeterra card art which in my opinion do a better job at story telling. The splash art for the game LoL tends to focus only on 1 character. I hardly see interaction between characters there.

The rule of thirds, where you want the main focal points to be on the intersecting lines at top left or right (usually) because that's how our eyes naturally scan a scene. You've done a great job with the standing character's pose. Their eyes, arms, and foreground knee all motion towards the seated character, drawing the viewer's eyes through the composition in a pleasing way.

I love your videos but 5 minutes into the video and we still haven’t started talking about how to be patient in art. :/

"Time Used: ~8 hours" Not 40 hours 😔 You knocked it out of the park here !

You did a great job with the hair, using those refs elevated the piece quite well ! I like your style, and I found the brett and Eddy on your instagram, they are adorable !

Amazing!! The lighting and face structure are just perfect -- I love it all :)!!

Multiple light sources can be really tricky! You did a great job with them!

very nice very nice, lover the intro animation

Beautiful work, as always! Lovely use of foreshortening!

I almost want to name my child Amber so i can use this alarm everyday 😂