Quote from: angelfaint on Apr 10, 2026, 12:15 PMi started out with blender but im really loving nomad on android/pc as of late! ive made several models and sculpts over the years, but i still consider myself an amateur lol. i will say the work is very fun and rewarding once you get past that initial learning curve.


here's a lowpoly model i made awhile back! ^.^

ahh thats amazing!! it for some reason takes me back to the days where I used to play ragnarok online with my best friend.
I have reaaaaalllyyyyy been sitting on getting nomad for my iPad.. maybe I just finally do it, I keep meaning to, and then forgetting, and then meaning to...

i started out with blender but im really loving nomad on android/pc as of late! ive made several models and sculpts over the years, but i still consider myself an amateur lol. i will say the work is very fun and rewarding once you get past that initial learning curve.


here's a lowpoly model i made awhile back! ^.^

i dont like it

thank you jay !!!

here is a silly drawing i made to accompany a song :] i was trying to capture the feeling of a weird old esoteric PC game you think may have just been a dream

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Quote from: digi_jean on Apr 09, 2026, 01:39 AMthis is great! i'm glad you're taking the class so seriously. the notes and writing style remind me of that julia cameron book, The Artist Way, in which she suggests that people do braindump style pages as soon as they wake up. i absolutely believe that writing & good artmaking go hand in hand.

Yeah, pretty much!!  When I was a kid I, of course, wanted to write my own stories; but the idea of writing to me as an adult seemed crazy.  I read a ton, of course!  But never write - and never write to an end for drawing or painting!
& now that I am, for this course, I am so excited it's crazy.  It reminds me of being new to art and starting DAD all over again, weirdly.  There's an Adrian Bush interview/his Underpaint (I think) that goes into basically the exact same stuff, perhaps even more... abstractly.  He writes a lot, too, and given how his illustrations tell such a massive story in one frame, it kinda makes sense now!

BUT YEAH I'm really excited, I've been writing at least 2 or 3 throughlines a day -- the purpose is to try skim the outer later of your thoughts away, get away from all the media you take in and your day-to-day and dig deeper into your psyche as a mechanism to allow for more creative & personal freedom.  I am a basic bitch, apparently, I keep ending up on like the most vanilla sci-fi topics, BUT IT'S A START.      
He's said it's gonna take time to actually, truly, learn to go deep & I desperately feel lacking in the creativity department so I know I have a long way to go.  It feels like the perfect place in my art journey to do this, too.  I am like entering /int/ and while yeah fundies fundies fundies studies whatever, I am so fucking bored of that all, I want to learn to express and all that shit can just tag along for awhile. !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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this is great! i'm glad you're taking the class so seriously. the notes and writing style remind me of that julia cameron book, The Artist Way, in which she suggests that people do braindump style pages as soon as they wake up. i absolutely believe that writing & good artmaking go hand in hand.

what a cute guy :-) 

hello slugger-san, we've been expecting you

i love akatsuki garfield... can i use that as an avatar?

welcome i like video games too especially MARIO