FellixSuri
@suripiokami.bsky.social
He/Him, 27
Just a casual roleplaying fan and Pokemon Anthro Furry Artist with a penchant for character designing and writing! Major fan of PF2e as well!
Just a casual roleplaying fan and Pokemon Anthro Furry Artist with a penchant for character designing and writing! Major fan of PF2e as well!
Best part would be if there is a stage you struggle with normally and you don't have the spoons or energy to do so that session, you can possibly start a different batch and choose your battles.
Like coloring? You could color in a lined batch. Like sketching more? Sketch up a new batch ahead.
Like coloring? You could color in a lined batch. Like sketching more? Sketch up a new batch ahead.
February 11, 2026 at 8:27 PM
Best part would be if there is a stage you struggle with normally and you don't have the spoons or energy to do so that session, you can possibly start a different batch and choose your battles.
Like coloring? You could color in a lined batch. Like sketching more? Sketch up a new batch ahead.
Like coloring? You could color in a lined batch. Like sketching more? Sketch up a new batch ahead.
Essentially instead of going from sketching to line art to coloring immediately. Work on the pages ahead of them up to sketching. And then on a later session, do the lining phase only. Then lastly do only a coloring phase on a different session.
February 11, 2026 at 8:21 PM
Essentially instead of going from sketching to line art to coloring immediately. Work on the pages ahead of them up to sketching. And then on a later session, do the lining phase only. Then lastly do only a coloring phase on a different session.
Learning ways to short cut some of the tedious parts into auto actions or making brushes of specific repeated effects can help.
Something I heard about is the idea of batching. Basically opting to stick to a particular stage for a session for keeping momentum.
Something I heard about is the idea of batching. Basically opting to stick to a particular stage for a session for keeping momentum.
February 11, 2026 at 8:15 PM
Learning ways to short cut some of the tedious parts into auto actions or making brushes of specific repeated effects can help.
Something I heard about is the idea of batching. Basically opting to stick to a particular stage for a session for keeping momentum.
Something I heard about is the idea of batching. Basically opting to stick to a particular stage for a session for keeping momentum.
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slowly makin' da kitty get pretty >:3
January 20, 2026 at 5:33 AM
slowly makin' da kitty get pretty >:3
Congratulations Braix/Rai! Here's hoping to see 300!~
January 14, 2026 at 2:50 PM
Congratulations Braix/Rai! Here's hoping to see 300!~