I find myself in the largest of the city’s many parks, lounging on a bench. Sighing contentedly after a grateful sip of my morning coffee, I look around the tranquil scene. Nearby trees sway gently in the breeze, light waves roll across the surface of the pond just across the walkway, and there are even a few cars traveling up and down the roads bordering the park. Nice to know I’m not up at this hour by myself. I shift my gaze upwards. Mighty skyscrapers tower into the sky, surrounding the park as if they want to keep it to themselves. The only thing that rises higher is the sky itself, but, unfortunately that is where the illusion of normal starts to break. The sky itself is… charming, that’s a word for it: four walls of wood thicker than any tree, towering hundreds of feet into the air, surrounding the city and the land around it on all sides, lovingly painted with sweeping landscapes, mountains, rivers and rolling hills the likes of which I haven’t seen in a
I find myself in the largest of the city’s many parks, lounging on a bench. Sighing contentedly after a grateful sip of my morning coffee, I look around the tranquil scene. Nearby trees sway gently in the breeze, light waves roll across the surface of the pond just across the walkway, and there are even a few cars traveling up and down the roads bordering the park. Nice to know I’m not up at this hour by myself. I shift my gaze upwards. Mighty skyscrapers tower into the sky, surrounding the park as if they want to keep it to themselves. The only thing that rises higher is the sky itself, but, unfortunately that is where the illusion of normal starts to break. The sky itself is… charming, that’s a word for it: four walls of wood thicker than any tree, towering hundreds of feet into the air, surrounding the city and the land around it on all sides, lovingly painted with sweeping landscapes, mountains, rivers and rolling hills the likes of which I haven’t seen in a
Making of a Micro Model by Speedy526745, literature
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Making of a Micro Model
A sigh echoed in the vast room, an exasperated blast of air that signaled a mild hint of uncertainty. The sigh’s owner, a fox boy sporting a green polo shirt and blue shorts, stood over a box he had recently set down near a large table, fluffy tail gently swaying back and forth as he surveyed the contents from above. The box was full of miniature models of skyscrapers and houses, of roads and bridges, of shrubs and trees, and of a train and some tracks. He had managed to get these models for a great bargain, but as he looked over his purchase, it started to become more apparent as to why. These models were far smaller than those that he was used to working with. Working with skyscrapers was a nice benefit, as those were usually rare in his builds, but the sheer size of everything else was more than a little daunting, as he knew he could accidently break all of it with too much force. Lionel crouched down over the box, trying to get a better look at some of the contents littering
Greetings, and welcome to my page! I know there's not a lot to look at around here; I'm working on that. Most of the art I post goes through the same process: Drawn out on paper, then scanned in and vectored via Inkscape. Any helpful tips are welcome; I'm always looking to get better at this.
After a lot of internal debate, and in the face of increasing monetary demand, I've decided to start accepting commissions. It's gonna be a rough and rocky start, and the prices will most likely be updated and changed as time goes on, but below is a breakdown of what I have so far:
A traditional sketch like this one'll cost $5 per character. I'd prefer to not add backgrounds to these, but if one is desired it'll cost extra. How much extra depends on background complexity. A vector with light shading or flat color'll cost $10 per character.
A vector with 'advanced shading' like this'll cost $15 per character.
A simple background'll cost
Since I don't write journals, like, ever, I figured I'd give this a go.
Oh, and I was tagged by *MasterOfRa (https://www.deviantart.com/masterofra).
Anyway, here goes!
MORE THINGS ABOUT ME:
Rules: Tag 8 people you want to know better
NAME:
As the profile probably states, I go by Kyle.
STAR SIGN:
Gemini (May 30th)
AVERAGE HOURS OF SLEEP:
~6, but sometimes my body makes me sleep nearly double this amount.
LUCKY NUMBER:
820
LAST THING I GOOGLED:
Where to find the EXP Up plan in Re;Birth 3
FAVORITE FICTIONAL CHARACTER:
I've got several "battling" for the top spot; examples include Cream the Rabbit from the Sonic series and Toadette from the Mario series.
WHAT ARE
How long have you been on DeviantArt?
Oh, 5 years. Probably closer to 6, now.
What does your username mean?
My username doesn't have a special meaning.
Describe yourself in three words.
Diligent, productive, kind
Are you left or right handed?
Right-handed
What was your first deviation?
What is your favourite type of art to create?
I tend to prefer creating vectored images.
If you could instantly master a different art style, what would it be?
The kind of sketch-y looking art style you get via drawing on a tablet.
What was your first favourite?
(It was also my first profile icon!)
What type of art do you tend to favourite the most?
I do