MIDGART

I am trying to be more active here in general, but I think my last socials post is out of date so here's where else I'm at. I am Midgaardian or Midgart everywhere, depending on what name was available, but here's the links:

Twitter Main || Twitter Side || Instagram || TikTok || Bsky || Pillowfort

Webcomic || Patreon || Online Store || Ko-Fi

two main reasons!

IDK if that makes sense and probably isn't a fun way to think about art but while I love it, it is my career! I am an adult with like. a mortgage and groceries to pay for. so reality is I just have to choose the methods that make me the better income.

🥹 tysm I appreciate the kind words!!

I don't take commissions, but I'll add this suggestion to my to-draw list! :)

you're so welcome..... andrew booba important

ok ill stop now

there's more of this andrew booba brain rot over on ptrn

dialogue / inspo from this fic

insider scoop i have merch plans (specifically restocks) that are hesitantly on pause now bc of tariffs... idk if it's delusional but I'm really really hoping these won't stay bc if they do its uhhhhh gonna hurt big time

someone asked for crop top andrew a while ago... i started a different version but got distracted

posted a little Aurelius & Cato comic over on ptrn :)

I do have a couple of him here but yes I plan to draw more of him once I have time to read the new book!!

tysm!! <3

I feel like I'm really slow to improve so I have a hard time giving like.. actionable advice tbh.

I would say finding something that gets you excited to spend time drawing is great - like whatever fandom you're in or ocs or whatever. bc sometimes the mental side of staying motivated really is hard!

And if you're struggling with anatomy, try to spend some time studying it. I like to use figure drawing websites to practice anatomy sometimes, for example. Or there are lots of tutorials and guides that break things down. I try to take mental note of what I'm struggling with when I draw (specific things like hands, back muscles, arm angles, etc) and take time to study those later when I can.

Here are some good sources I know of: figure drawing: quickposes, line of action, senshistock anatomy videos: proko, sycra If you think you'd have an easier time with a more 'guided' style of learning, going through an anatomy book and really studying and redrawing examples can be helpful too! otherwise I honestly just google search for help like "how to draw backs" or "hand drawing tutorial" etc

sorry that's rambly I hope there's something useful in there :')

obsessed with headband mask tbh

I keep thinking I should make merch that isnt just aftg but everytime I sit down to design stuff I wind up going haha what if more aftg instead tho... stay tuned i guess!!!!!

(i also have no idea whats popular right now tbh but)