Chances are, you probably recognize me from something. People have described me as being everywhere online. I used to be on Scratch until 2014, returning for a little bit in 2018 before ultimately moving on. Back then, I represented myself with a Kirby recolor OC until around 2015. That new sona came from ROBLOX, where I created crossover roleplay game in 2012 that blew up around 2016. In 2018, I applied to join SIivagunner, and worked on a few projects there (most notably King For A Day and King For Another Day). I also appeared as a guest comic artist on Eddsworld a few times! Oh, and I did that one Brian in Mario 64 mod. You know the one.
Bio
I'm an autistic artist with a variety of skills. Primarily I like to illustrate and animate, but I also can design, program, write... close to a jack-of-all trades!
My skills are completely self taught, starting out since 2010 at the ripe age of 8 with my first deviantArt account. It introduced me to the world of the internet, a place to share works and learn so much. It's been wonderful seeing the webspace grow and change, and changing me as well.
Want to know about my interests? Take a trip to the Interest Zone!
Skillset & Resources
- Animation
Flash CS6- Adobe Animate
- Illustration
- Microsoft Paint
- Paint Tool Sai 2
- Drawpile
- Pixel Art/Spritework
- Programming
- CSS
- HTML
- Lua
- Writing
Frequently Asked Questions
How did you learn to [x]?
Long story short, I found out you could do something and googled tutorials. I watched YouTube videos, asked people I knew for help, and learned on my own. For the most part, I think it's one of the best ways to learn-- through a hands-on experience! At least, it's one of the best for me. I definitely would have benefited from some classes.
If you have a deep enough interest for something, research it and figure out how to do it! It's how I learned about a lot of my own passions.
How did you get on / work for [x]?
Unironically I don't have a good answer for this, because most of the time it's either:
- I asked to be on the team / do something for them
- I was already friends with relevant people in that sphere
- I just applied through e-mail
So I guess my answer truthfully boils down to just... don't force it to happen? Obviously, if you have a goal in mind, work towards it, but don't do something with the intent of "I'll be able to do [x] if I do this!" because you'll set yourself up for failure. Just be a funny, likeable person and you'll probably get somewhere eventually. Unfortunately, it kind of comes down to luck.
Can you draw [x]?
You can usually... commission me... it's not free, but you can do that...
Can we be friends?
this is the worst kind of question to ask just TREAT ME LIKE A NORMAL PERSON!!!