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manga manga artist
Sketchy practice
I love the books! And I love how you portrayed it here, great job!
Once there was a young mage, Budya Tuschevskiy.
His ink was bright as dawn.
But he walked with the Brimcaps first,
and their darkness cursed his light.
He wandered between worlds
until the Capfolk took him in.
They welcomed him, yet the cursed ink
still hid his true magic.
“Here is magic!” he cried,
and the wind turned the pages.
He belongs to no world.
But ink always leaves a trace.
One day, his lines will shine,
and he will not be alone.
I wish i could reply to you all but anyway thanks i really appreciate it, it ,means a lot to me!
*walks away with oddly artstyle shaped throat*
Long ago, when the village was shielded by General Hoshinobu, his armor bore the marks of oni slain in fire and war. After his death, a nameless peasant thief took those sacred plates, hoping to claim the warlord’s strength. But the oni do not forgive. The moment he clasped the helmet, horns sprouted as if the oni themselves crowned him. His body rotted, his spirit chained. Thus was born the Cursed Villager Thief, forever a puppet of the Kaen-Oni
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Budya Tuschevskiy (Cursed ink Witchhat Atelier OC)
Once there was a young mage, Budya Tuschevskiy.
His ink was bright as dawn.
But he walked with the Brimcaps first,
and their darkness cursed his light.
He wandered between worlds
until the Capfolk took him in.
They welcomed him, yet the cursed ink
still hid his true magic.
“Here is magic!” he cried,
and the wind turned the pages.
He belongs to no world.
But ink always leaves a trace.
One day, his lines will shine,
and he will not be alone.
I wish i could reply to you all but anyway thanks i really appreciate it, it ,means a lot to me!
*walks away with oddly artstyle shaped throat*
I love your artstyle
I'll answer it, and talk from my own experience. Your first post on magma has a higher chance of being picked, from what I see. But, you get featured when your piece stands out as particularly impressive. I have three featured pieces, my two glass studies and my second skull. I've noticed that art of hands have a tendency to get recommended, because it's such a impressive thing to draw when done right.
Long story short, continue to make good and impressive art and you will get featured eventually.