nuclear waste aerobics

askcrystalgemrosequartz asked:

Excuse me, but what brush did you use to make the lovely picture of Pearl holding Rose's sword? If you don't mind my asking.

Haha sorry I’m not a brush expert, I just use whatever garbage I can put together in Photoshop, pressure controlled opacity is the only thing worth mentioning

If you want nice brushes get some from Kyle T Webster

freddyfazbearmercury-blog asked:

Ok but do you ever get the feeling that while we have Garnet in the outside as a sign of the love between Ruby and Sapphire. In the inside they're in like some sort of a unique space just... fucking their brains out every single moment?

horsesburger-deactivated2016012 asked:

Hi I just wanted you to know that user mariekankerr has reposted your Steve universe fan art without credit. Unfortunately their askbox isn't open. Just wanted you to know in case you didn't already :))

Apparently there’s a handful of people reposting my art, but what am I supposed to do about them? Especially when there’s no way to contact them??

Welp, I’m not too worried unless their reposts get incredibly popular though

screaming-unicorn asked:

I'm doing my own comic on my art blog, can you give me pointers with panels?

1. Experiment with paneling but always keep them easily readable. Let a friend proofread them. If they need to pause reading to figure out what’s going on you’ve LOST THE GAME! It’s ok though because you can learn from your mistake
2. To further make your stuff more coherent look up the 180 degree rule, commonly used in film but also applies to comics
3. Depends on the style of your comic but: design the size and shape of your panels based on what happens in them. Important thing? Big panel. Character runs across a field? Wide panel. Climbs up a tree? Tall panel.
   
4. Read GOOD COMICS and study them!! Read Scott McCloud books too.
   

Good luck with your comic!