GUS THE MUSKRAT
GUS THE MUSKRAT by @sum02

Threw this together about a month back. It was an experiment to see just how inefficient I could be. I pen'd the line art for the guy, did the scenery line art, inked out a shading layer AND a highlight layer, all on separate pieces of paper. I then pieced everything together on Photoshop (with a background photo I took) and finally did a bit of digital painting to polish it off. I feel the need to add that I did this at 3AM, shivering & shirtless, curled up in a ball in a cold room blasting Sugar Ray the whole time through shitty broken headphones. Really paints a vivid picture, huh? Let my suffering bring you joy.

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Posted: Tuesday, 23 January, 2024 @ 01:03 AM
Rating: 5

Gus ain't got a care in the world. #goalsaf

Posted: Tuesday, 23 January, 2024 @ 01:07 AM
Rating: 5

MY NAME IS MUD

Posted: Tuesday, 23 January, 2024 @ 01:42 AM

@Camazotz wrote:

MY NAME IS MUD

I'm laughing so fucking hard. I must be missing something or another, like did you really just mix up Sugar Ray with fuckin Primus? You gotta be yankin my chain... You have to know, they're the ones who go like: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHH JUST WANT TO FLLLLYYYYYYHH... Shit, I at least don't think that one was on pork soda!

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