u/TehRetroSP

He was my best friend, brother even. Throughout his final days he was breathing throughout his mouth/stomach for 1-2 months. Hours before he passed away I told him I loved him so much and he would still be my best friend physically and spiritually.

When I went to take a rest after being up with him all night, I woke up to find out that he passed away right next to me in bed.

That truly broke my heart. Rest in peace, Kash. I really hope to see you on the other side. On the bright side, I know you’re happy to see our mother again.. and you passed away peacefully where you felt the safest at..

Happy belated birthday you would’ve been 12 years old.

Found this really cool post on by @/YourFriendUrsi

https://x.com/YourFriendUrsi/status/2097372136708993110

In my opinion, I think Kris has a slight edge against Circuit.

My AMD drivers are update to date, but whenever I leave my PC on sleep mode after going AFK, I come back and this starts happening. Eventually the screen goes black and comes out or it just freezes, often times it causes a restart.

Hell, even when I open a software like Discord the software goes black then this pops up. I genuinely hope someone knows how to fix this nightmare issue because I've been dealing with this for past few days up to a week. I use the latest version (26.8.1)

PC specs:

AMD Ryzen 5 7600X 6-Core Processor (4.70 GHz)

Graphics card: AMD Radeon RX 7700 XT (12 GB)/AMD Radeon (TM) Graphics (486 MB)

(I also use windows 11 if thats something worth pointing out)

I really don’t know why he’s giving copyright strikes/claims to this guy when all he did was play this $20 fuck ass game. I genuinely feel bad for this guy

My goal is to become a stylized character illustrator and character designer rather than a realism-focused artist. I'm starting to take this path seriously, and I'd really appreciate any critique or advice on what I should improve and, more importantly, how I should improve.

I feel like I have potential, but I'm also feeling stuck because my learning path feels unclear. I'd love recommendations for specific skills to study, practice routines, or art resources that would help me progress toward stylized character illustration and character design.

Credit: https://x.com/JayzuFray/status/2078194880031993880?s=20

This is my first time drawing boxes so I tried doing one point perspective since my goal is get a better foundation of understanding construction/forms.

Any criticism and suggested art resources is appreciated.

Hi! I'm aiming for a stylized art style, but I've been struggling with what I should actually be studying. I often get stuck in a cycle where I spend more time studying than creating illustrations. On the other hand, when I focus only on making illustrations, I quickly notice the gaps in my fundamentals.

Yesterday I tried studying construction digitally for the first time by breaking down the figure into simple forms. It came out... decent, I guess? The first four images are that construction study, while images 5–9 show my stylized artwork I'm aiming for (I'm very inspired by an artist called Peargor on twitter)

I'd really appreciate honest feedback on what I should focus on learning next. My goal is stylized character illustration, and I feel like my previous Reddit posts asking for critique haven't provided enough context.

Hi! I recently started doing construction studies digitally, but I’m struggling because they look much rougher than my finished drawings. The other images show my usual artwork, while these are my construction studies from photo references. Am I approaching construction correctly, or what should I improve? I’d appreciate any critique!

(Images 5-10 is how I usually draw btw)

This is strange since this never happened to me before and I tried uninstalling and reinstalling VRChat along with deleting the UnityPlayer.dll and nothing happened. I still get the same error message when booting up VRC. Any help?

I've been seriously studying art and would really appreciate some honest critique. My goal is to become a strong stylized character artist for illustrations and potentially games, and I'm heavily inspired by artists like Peargor on Twitter.

These are some of my recent character drawings. I'm not trying to become a realist or painter I want to improve the fundamentals that support my stylized work. Please don't hold back. I'd rather hear what's stopping my work from improving than receive compliments. If you were mentoring me, what would you have me study first, and why?

If you have any exercises, books, videos, or artists that specifically target those weaknesses, I'd love those recommendations too.

I need harsh constructive criticism and art recommendations based on my drawing studies. As you can see, I’m going back to basic shapes and forms to improve my spatial awareness and overall understanding. I still struggle heavily with perspective, rotating forms in space, and thinking in 3D.

This is something to think about considering both characters are from two different games.

Hi, I’ve been doing gesture drawing as warmup exercises everyday and I’m unaware of I’m doing it right. I notice that the ribcage and pelvis placement are… flat. Although I can sense and feel the line action I feel like there’s something missing.

Could anyone please give me criticism on my gesture drawings and give me art sources/recommendations if possible? I’d love to see people suggest who or what video.