Maung Thuta

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23/08/23 10:45

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a quick one

23/08/22 11:12

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Hello, your doordash delivery is here

23/08/20 13:28

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racing colors

23/08/12 12:25

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frug

23/08/10 13:41

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meat or machine

23/08/09 04:11

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now that we've established mouthface, allow me to sell you on mouthshoulder

23/08/05 02:12

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mouthface is a genre of character design

23/08/02 01:04

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warming up. trying to reactivate art brain now that it's been rotted by large amounts of alcohol and lack of sleep

23/08/01 03:22

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Starting tomorrow morning/noon, I'mma be gone for a long weekend so I had to get one more drawing out of the system before I dip

23/07/27 13:42

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The one good thing bout drawing everything in roughly 3/4ths perspective is that I can just take parts from one mech and mash them onto another one with minimal overpainting

23/07/26 03:44

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gumdum

23/07/25 05:43

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He got da heelys. Over time, I've realized I have a preferred order of drawing mech parts. I usually save the head for last, since it usually has some nice little ornamental bit that goes at the very top like a cherry on top of a cake. Drawing mechs is like enjoying a cake.

23/07/24 02:22

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A quick drawing of the creature from Hellnight / Dark Messiah I did a while back. I think everyone should draw him. I think he is very lovely.

23/07/19 00:06

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last few dailies have been chitinous lads of mysterious origin

23/07/17 05:28

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they're all grown up now. dailies using yesterday's doodles.

23/07/14 06:35

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Always draw your ideas. Even if you're low on time; a 30 second-15 minute doodle. On off days where you can't really come up with anything, you can always fall back on a folder full of little doodles to work off of. Your brain will be thankful. Some of my lil doodles:

23/07/13 18:37

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Visualization is important, but sometimes I feel it's been romanticized in media. Not all designs are a result of a Shakespearean hallucination. Sometimes it's just a blob. You paint the blob, then you figure it out by observing the paint on the canvas and applying knowledge.

23/07/12 12:20

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something a lil more "normal" looking today

23/07/11 08:47

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dailies. some guys. maybe alien guys. I dunno they seem chill, tho

23/07/09 19:35

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random doodle I made at 3 am a couple nights ago

23/07/07 00:31

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dailies. more curvy, scalloped shapes

23/07/06 02:47

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dailies. negative space lads

23/07/04 05:11

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Dropping this random, old drawing to test the waters. This "rate limit" thing is super ambiguous. It's either a really complex metric that works in small time increments, or totally fabricated to cover for utter incompetence. It could go either way.

23/07/03 09:13

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the fun thing about coral is that you can get really flippant with the color and texture combinations and focus entirely on form and silhouette. Cuz I mean who's gonna tell coral that it's the wrong color?

23/06/30 04:25