I Decided To Paint A Little Teacup To Be A Furby And

what art program do you use? Is it specifically for pixel art?

I actually use firealpaca and a pixel brush I found online! The program itself and the brush are both free

I will say the brush I use isn't the best since it doesn't actually follow a good system so I'm planning on doing some fiddling with it and/or looking for a new one

The urge to draw Furby is consuming me

I HAVE SO MANY PROJECTS I SHOULD BE WORKING ON WHYYYYYY

Anyways if you want me to draw your Furby I'm absolutely down for it! Might take a bit to get to but it WILL BE DONE!!!

TMA is taking over my life and this is the manifestation of that

what if you wanted to be that fucked up girl but god said taco bell

Ok after much deliberation I've made a sideblog for my art

Go follow @danniwithaneye-butcooler for my art stuff! (Name subject to change lol)

Full family photo! (Minus Sand)

i love when people draw 2 characters cuddling and it looks like this

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL OMG!!!

The beak carving is literally so even its insane and I love the black sclera

halloween furby!!! 🎃🎃🎃 i've been wanting to make a furb like this for a few years now and finally got around to it!!

this furby is for sale for £120 (shipping is £4 in the UK or £9 internationally! tracking also available although it's a little more expensive) payment through paypal invoice! please message me if you're interested in adopting this spooky lil guy :)

please note that this furby is glitchy but isn't functioning, it just makes weird noises when i put batteries in 😭😭 so best as a display furb!

I wonder what it would be called, I've never really watched a sitcom 🤔

Full family photo! (Minus Sand)

Went to Pride today with the people I babysit for and they brought along their kids' cousin, who was I think 16? When I asked them their pronouns, they kind of just shrugged and were like "any is fine."

Now mind you, the two other adults we were with were straight. Very supportive straights, but straight. And their kids I babysit for are like...8 and 5 (the 5 year old is figuring out gender expression, which we love). All that to say that after less than an hour of knowing me, the cousin was drifting to my side and hanging out with me more so than their own aunt and uncle. Queer finds queer lol

It was kind of crowded after the parade so we all went for lunch, and afterwards they were like "hey before we leave I really want to try and buy a rainbow flag" and we were all like "yeah ofc" and set out to find a booth that wasn't crammed with everyone in the city.

Nothing in the world more satisfying y'all than watching this kid eye all the rainbow flags, hesitate, look back at me, and then very slowly turn to point to the trans flag and ask for that one instead. Because it's the one they REALLY wanted, but I think if they had gone up to the vendor with a bunch of straight ppl in tow they might not have picked it. One (1) visibly queer person hanging out with them for a few hours was all it took for them to feel more comfortable in their own skin. And I'm not even trans myself.

This is not to say the parents wouldn't have been supportive with whatever flag they chose, bc they would have. This is just asking people to acknowledge how IMPORTANT representation is for everyone.