30 Answers From An "Artist"

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1Q: Who / what inspired you to become an artist? 1A: Idk. I've been making comics as long as I can remember. 2Q: If you could collaborate with any scratch artist, who would it be? 2A: @9rainbowtails @SkittlesTheBunny @Pheonix_PotPie @Cuhkaerion 3Q: What is your favorite medium? (digital, paper, paint, etc.) 3A: Digital is my go-to, but I do pencil sketches from time to time 4Q: What was your favorite cartoon as a child (or now) and how does / did it effect or inspire your art 4A: my favorite cartoons were Tom & Jerry and Looney Tunes, but it's not relevant at all in my present art. My artstyle leans mainly towards anime 5Q: What is your favorite posted art piece? link it! 5A: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1132975170/ (concept art for ch. 30-32 of Seven Lost Lords) https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1146652823/ (Poster design for Seven Lost Lords) https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1129104815/ (cover art for series 1 of Seven Lost Lords) yes I'm hyperfixated on SLL rn it's my comfort comic/novel 6Q: What is your LEAST favorite posted art piece? link it! 6A: OH NAWW NOT SHOWING BRUH- 7Q: What’s the best piece of advice you have for baby artists? 7A: practice. Don't be afraid to use references and even try to mimic your favorite artist's artstyles 8Q: How do you overcome art block? 8A: uh I fantasize about my finished product and that ends up giving me a ton of motivation. As for not knowing what to draw, I end up stepping away for a few days and doing other stuff 9Q: How long have you been an artist? 9A: Since I could hold a pencil. Aka since I was 2 or 3. 10Q: If your a digital artist, what software do you do art on? (ibis, kleki, photoshop, krita, etc.) 10A: IbisPaint X. People have mistaken my art for Procreate but I don't have any devices that support it 11Q: Whos your fav scratch artist? 11A: 12Q: What other social media platforms do you post on? 12A: Wattypad (writing site), DeviantArt, Honeyfeed (writing site), thumbtack interest (can't say actual name), thinking about using thumblr or Faceybook (iykyk) in the future 13Q: Are you better on paper or digital? 13A: digital. I used to draw on paper then upload to Ibis for my base drawings but now I've grown out of that 14Q: When doing digital art, what device do you use? 14A: Samsung Galaxy Tab. It's a few years old now so I might have to upgrade soon 15Q: What can you draw best? (Humans, animals, bugs etc.) 15A: anthros. I'm okay with humans but as time goes on I've realized that I honestly suck with feral animals 16Q: Are you good at drawing backgrounds? 16A: I try lol; I'd say I'm decent 17Q: Are you good at animating 17A: nope 18Q: Do you listen to music while you create? If so, what are your go-to songs or artists? 18A: I like to write my own music, but if I'm not doing that then usually I listen to rock covers of songs. My fav artists are Weezer, Thousand Foot Krutch, ONLAP, Fall Out Boy, Dragonforce, Sabaton, Skillet and a few others 19: How do you handle mistakes in your art? 19A: uh i cry about it and self-loathe /hj 20Q: If you could use only five supplies (traditional) for the rest of your life, what would they be? 20A: Sharpie pen, mechanical pencil, eraser, white-out pen, and printer paper 21Q: How often do you draw? 21A: I used to draw all the time, but now it's only a few days out of the week due to my job 22Q: How would you describe your style? 22A: anime? I use a cartooney style for my main sona but that's because I'm a goofy ahh goober 23Q: Have you ever done an animation meme? If so which one? 23A: I made my own Punk Tactics meme 24Q: Have you ever painted? Were you good at it? 24A: I've done a few acrylic paintings before and they were decent; I think I have examples in this project 25Q: If you had to create a piece of art using only one color, which one would you choose? 25A: Blue or black. I've made a few monochromatic pieces before in the style of manga so I'm a bit used to it 26Q: Are you able to do realism? 26A: eh not really. I've tried before but I always fail at faces. I'm decent with clothing/hair/fur though 27Q: What is the most challenging part of being an artist? 27A: trying to get better and living up to your own expectations. I want to be so much better than I already am but it's so tough dealing with being inferior to my own visions and dreams :,D (continued)