artist // pnw
My focus is stylized digital artwork of my original characters.
Some other things I work on are music production and game development.If you're an artist, or interested in learning art, please check out the "Resources" section!
I've compiled a bunch of resources related to the topic, and I hope they can be of value to you.Thanks for stopping by!
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ABOUT
You want to know more about the insane pirate-and-poisons-obsessed artist?
Glad you asked.My main focus is stylized digital artworks of my original characters. I also sketch on paper and occasionally draw fanarts.
Some other things I work on are music production and game development.My tools of the trade include:
Infinite Painter on my ancient Samsung tablet
And those trashy ballpoint pens that you steal from hotel rooms. Love sketching with them.And my interests oh boy
- Legend of Zelda, particularly Skyward Sword
- Arcane
- Jujutsu Kaisen
- Treasure Planet
- Shoegaze rock (look it up, its a pretty cool genre)
- Toxicology
ARTIST RESOURCES
Hello! Here's my directory of resources for artists. Mainly, they're things that I found helpful during my art journey, and I hope you're able to find value in them as well.If any links are broken, please shoot me an email, and I'll fix or remove them.
Extremely useful if you post your art online.
Glaze is a tool that is designed to confuse AI, making your style unreadable to AI programs. This is extremely helpful for anyone worried about generative AI replicating their art style. There's little to no visible change on Glazed images.
The program is 100% free to download and run, however it is currently only accessible on pc and does take a lot of GPU to run.
Needs to be updated, but this playlist has lots of simply explained tutorials for various topics such as coloring, shading, character design, and overcoming art block. More to be added.
This post has TONS of links to various art reference sites, definitely worth sifting through.
A compilation of art related books I've found while searching through Internet archive.
There's lots of concept and "The Art Of" books here, as well as a few instruction books.
The blog of Jingna Zhang, an advocate who regularly speaks about ethics and legality regarding artist copyright and generative AI. Her posts are informative and I highly recommend reading them to learn more about the impacts of AI and the internet.
If you've ever wanted to know what artworks have shaped my style, here's my personal Pinterest board for art inspiration. I tend to enjoy and save pieces with high contrast and interesting composition, so they may be fun for style studies.
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