[Hubble]

A little Mercury warmup sketch.

I think it's important for people to know that all my my art is made with a laptop from 2015 that's missing several keys and has to have its battery replaced every few months, a broken drawing tablet that is currently held together in a way that would either greatly disappoint or impress my engineering professors, and two of the jankiest art programs ever made. I also only run Chickenpaint in an out-of-date version of Internet Explorer and I have never received a second of formal art training. You can do anything with pure willpower.

[_Ambereyes_]

This is amazing!

[kageyenova]

i would expect nothing less from a god

[receptions]

absolutely stunning as always
my drawing tablet is 17 years old haha. u dont need the latest and greatest equipment to be an absolutely amazing artist

[SputnikSplash]

Man I can relate to that on so many levels...
I had like this 2013-14 laptop that wasn't in good condition to begin with. It overheated and crashed literally every time I drew on chickenpaint. I drew on trackpad for like a year or two before I got my tablet, which was only like 30% of the time connected because my laptop was garbage and didn't want to connect to it. I was good for like 3 years and then my computer literally CRACKS, a corner was completely broken from excessive overheating and then when I thought it couldn't get any worse the thing starts crashing left and right and I couldn't even use it for like ten seconds without a problem.
That's when I absolutely had to get a replacement because it was completely broken. In case you're wondering, the replacement is like an old-ish mac that works in good condition but refuses to download discord XD glad crashing isn't a problem, though!

Anyway, sorry for the broken computer rant.

Let me just say pretty much everything you post is a literal masterpiece and now I'm even more impressed that you're able to draw these masterpieces on a laptop with missing keys. I rate your art skill levels 1,000,000,000/10.

[Hubble]

Thanks for the comments and likes! I’m glad to see I’m not alone in the works of refusing to use functional technology.