Here's the process of my Stretching Bumblecat illustration.

: Clip Studio Paint Music by Denys Kyshchuk ----- Wishing you all a lovely weekend! Bee well!

Submission for Art Weeklies 5/2/2025. Theme chosen: Frogs.

Made it into the silliest shirt design for a couple of my shops.

The 3D shirt mockup was created by BrockCreative: https://brockcreative.gumroad.com/l/3DTshirtMockup

: Clip Studio Paint

Server issues aside, I made some pumpkin oat bars from scratch for MumBlargh. Didn't have enough walnuts, but I hope they're still good. They sure smell good, let me tell ya!

Celebrate The Books of Clash with Game Jolt!

Complete our quests to enter to win the first four Books of Clash OR the yet to be released fifth book! (Thanks to @01FirstSecond for providing them.)

Pre-order the fifth book at https://bit.ly/BooksOfClash5

This lizard was on the hook I hang one of my bird feeders from. It looks like it knows everything about everything. LOL So cute.

Moved it to a safer spot. Wanted to hold it forever, though.

Get to Know the Jazzypickleton Cucumbers!

Learn more about the stars of the Books of Clash to help you complete the quest "Design Your Own Jazzypickleton Cucumber."

New avatar frame in my shop.

: Blender + Krita

Hope everyone has a lovely weekend!

I unfortunately have a pipe leaking under the floor, so I'm trying to find a good plumber. Wish I could just call the Mario Bros. It'll all turn out somehow.

Alright, y'all. I could only handle being KnifeKniteBlargh for so long—I have returned to my normal self???

Also, new avatar frame made in Blender.

Also also, yes, new background made in Blender, as well.

Hope you're all doing great today!

Announcing the winners of our Spray Paint Simulator trophies!

Check out Spray Paint Simulator's FREE demo for yourself and add the game to your wishlist: https://bit.ly/spraypaintsimdemo

These are some patterns I made for Spoonflower's Art Deco design challenge. I took inspiration from some fancy hand-carved edge detailing on an authentic Art Deco couch made in the 1910s.

: Inkscape + Krita