The SEGA Dreamcast didn't need the mainline Resident Evil games at the time, or even the least-annoying version of Code: Veronica--it had Illbleed, the most bizarre and wonderful survival horror game ever made!
The SEGA Dreamcast didn't need the mainline Resident Evil games at the time, or even the least-annoying version of Code: Veronica--it had Illbleed, the most bizarre and wonderful survival horror game ever made!
I suppose I can relate to this a bit. Especially since art, for better or worse, is my "copium" when I'm anxious about the world outside of my silly doodles. At what point does doing art all the time become a counterproductive addiction, like playing too many video games or doom-scrolling social media? Is the threshold higher just because art obsessions at least lead to producing works that people can enjoy?
It is all about finding a good balance, and keeping ambition in check
Lot of my struggles with Ms. Pac stem from 2020 me being too ambitious for their own good, is the bed I have made for myself and have to sleep in it before I can get to the other stuff held back by it
Okay, furry bait aside, this is a fantastic and dynamic pose, complete with a face that tells all about the character! It is so solidly drawn, that it almost looks 3D despite being a 2D drawing. '90's Disney animators would be proud!
Hanging with her Peeps (marshmallow candy)
She's just "jelly," don't let her get into your head...
you're righ hahah, she's really "jelly" omg
I Want YOU
To shut yer piehole, human!
Several generations from now, people will ask, "which came first? The Noid or the Noise?" And they'll ask it like a rhetorical question.
I miss when clueless adults accused Pokemon of promoting real-life cockfighting or dogfighting, instead of bestiality...
simpler times back then
I used to laugh at Daffy for being the un-luckiest guy in cartoon history.
Now I envy him. Or at least this artist's depiction of him.
This reminded me of my favorite winter-themed children's books that my parents would read to me before I went to bed...until I actually read the words at the bottom. Oh dear...
Hi, my name is Jeffrey Thrash. You may know me from my YouTube channel. I enjoy video games and cartoons and I like to create my own animations. Enjoy!
Age 30, Male
3D Artist
Joined on 2/4/19