ILIASTER

I think all the future guys would be really into food……despite not being able to eat.

theblackwingprince:

I tried to draw Placido for iliaster.
I can’t draw him!
He is too hard » « !
Just saying.
I hope you like it.

Wow! Thanks for taking the time to draw him for me! He looks so adorable, thank you!

I tried to draw Placido for iliaster.

I can’t draw him!

He is too hard » « !

Just saying.

I hope you like it.

Wow! Thanks for taking the time to draw him for me! He looks so adorable, thank you!

Camera: Canon MP280 series

I finally got a table today….looking forward to assembling it tomorrow. No more oven drawing for me!

Well, here’s Aporia…

I wanted to add more stuff, but really can’t. Among other things, my tablet has been having problems over the past year, and now the pen is broken as well.
Did you know that the wacom pen is really sensitive to changes in humidity….No? …. Neither did I.

Repair is not an option, so I want to take the time to do the research, and make the right purchase, since I’ll be using it for a long time.

I probably won’t be drawing for quite a while.

Retooled this a little bit, also made the harmonica a little better.

“And then the gentleman asked, ‘My lady, would you like some more tea?’ “

Aporia is so large, that his friends look like dolls compared to him.

He’s going to attack the city with that thing…….soon, all of neo domino will tremble before it’s crisp juicy horror.

In the chinese fandom there’s a running joke that associates Placido with pineapples. It stems from a well known sub mistranslation.

In Chinese, “Large pineapple” is pronounced very similar to “diablo” (hence the error). So in that scene in 105 he’s pointing dramatically and threatening the city with his pineapple.

The diablo are still referred to as “large pineapples” by fans.

A while back, D-Wheel told me that she wanted to make some plushies. I drew this to illustrate the importance of splitting up the seams appropriately. Placido…. he has expert opinions.

I actually really like these little ball-headed figures, there’s a kind of fun, charming, simplicity to them.