Pexpy

Undertale is absolutely fantastic. Play it. It's basically like a typical RPG, except you don't have to kill anyone. And it's pretty funny. Not only that, it's got ton of great characters (that you don't want to kill anyway) and has a lot of depth as you play. Also the soundtrack is awesome. Go check it out: http://store.steampowered.com/app/391540/ Ok, I can't say much because of the threat of spoiling anything and being killed by my friend's sheer hatred as a result. So go read the reviews on the Steam Store instead. 98% positive reviews really aren't wrong. Now I'm just brimming with fanart ideas but again, because spoilers, I can't po

Ok yeah, it's a bit late. Nevermind. Looking back at 2014, even with my typical intermittent nature, I've come a long way. Especially during BUCK, where I had a big style shift almost out of nowhere. And very recently with different shading techniques made something I could have sworn came out of professional animation. I still learn something new every time I draw. More likely ten things. And I'm also starting to realise that sense of discovery probably never actually ends, no matter how good you are, as long as you step out of that comfort zone even slightly That feeling might very well be the thing that keeps me from stopping again. Th

I remember when I started this up nearly three years ago, borrowing a tablet to draw creepy ponies. Eventually I'd keep starting and stopping so it never really took off but when I did draw, people liked it, and while I didn't get many faves, it was kinda neat to see people like my haphazard entry into art. Now even original jokes are getting just two views per day. What favourites I do get are still going to my old art. I suppose I'm just trying to figure out why, despite the art quality going way up in this gallery the past couple of months, that the views and other metrics have gone way down. My non-OC pictures have more upvotes on derpi