Name: Illylil
Gender: Female
Species: Bunbranches(closed species, here’s a link to the group seabunsreef.deviantart.com/ )
Favorite foods: Red, gemlike snacks
Personality: Playful, Like to play with others, likes to be pet, compassionate, Although she gets very nervous easily.
Sexual Preference: Demisexual
Reference sheet
Name: Sharisa
Gender: Female
Species: Flufferbun (open species)
Favorite food: Cherries
Personality: Quiet, shy, passionate, works hard
Sexual preference: Lesbian
Old oc, new ref.
Name: Noegune
Gender: Male
Species: Siren Faceless pony (a closed species)
Favorite food: Fish
Personality: Oblivious, careless, curious, kinda shy
Sexual preference: Bisexual
I finished it TvT I didn’t reblog this time cuz the post’s pretty long, but I’m happy with how this turned out
It’s Charlyne’s birthday today EEEEE
She’s 31 now
So I drew the best characters that she voices
Steven Universe is my most favorite show of all time, and Invader Zim is my second favorite, so I drew my favorite characters from each show wearing flowers
(God my drawing of Peri sucks but Dib looks okay)
First drawings of 2017
This was me experimenting with my new markers, learning how to draw Zim’s hair, and learning how to draw his pak.
I forgot to tell you guys that I won this character in a dta. Reference sheet soonish (My tablet broke so I can’t do much rn :/)
Name: Unges
Gender: Male
Species: Dog cat mix maybe?
Favorite food: Bamboo
Personality: Curious, Shy, clumsy, Always messes things up, and people get mad at him, and that lowers his self esteem alot.
Gender Preference: Gay
I did some Dib sketches. I can’t draw him, can someone please explain how to draw Dib’s hair? It’s really difficult
This is the front of a Christmas card I made for my grandmother.
gummycore
americatress
would you guys like to see the greatest beanie baby poem ever written
For the record, this is runner:
Not at all what I thought it would be.
Exactly what I thought it would be.
Do Not call me a liar on my own post again!
It is a real poem! And it is magnificent.
