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Just an aspiring artist, author, and engineer who believes in “You do You”, so long as no one is too negatively affected. Likes anime, manga, games, and sharing my knowledge with others.
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Just gonna redo any intro stuffs, glad I didn’t post anything important in the one I did before, but… ready for a thread? (1/6)

I’m Jason, and I’m an unprofessional artist/writer who is also an engineering student. Fan of anime, games, vtubers, manga, and art, obviously….
December 20, 2024 at 4:03 PM
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Finished a work in progress, and here’s the product, titled “Spark of Creation”, for the variety of ways art can being produced by.
Art is simply a classification, for some. Anything, truthfully, can be considered art. Architecture, books, sculptures, paintings, sketches, music, and so many more creative works can be classified as such. Though it’s limited, I wanted to represent this idea, an idea that the spark of creation can be for anything, and can apply to the beginning of any idea or work, published or unpublished, finished or unfinished. Art is subjective, and our opinions determine what we believe to be art. That’s all there is to it. Oh, regarding the image, there’s a book, and the sword-phoenix thing is emerging alongside ideas of all sorts.
December 6, 2024 at 8:08 PM
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Since I’m taking courses on bioengineering, I’ve sketched a few things, some of my favorite of which are these. Kinda random, but felt like sharing them.
Diagram of the anatomy (maybe just the basics) of the heart. Done a couple years ago, and shows the different parts of the heart. Another diagram of the heart, albeit stretched. Done a couple years ago, and focuses on some kind of flow, likely blood flow. Some leaves drawn for a lab just last year, to represent various types of plants. Done for biology, though the image is slightly blurry. Drawing of a squid, which was part of a lab on cephalopods (are they in mollusca? Eh, maybe, been a few months since I saw anything on this stuff) and early animal phyla. The base ended up wide due to a miscalculation on the space I had available.
December 1, 2024 at 12:19 AM