about
about me
you can call me sin. i started seriously making art six years ago after moving across town in order to create posters for my walls. though i've been drawing, and even painting, for a long time, i did not get into digital art until last summer during quarantine. i ordered my first drawing tablet last june and have used it nearly every day since. my sketchbook, i am sorry to say, was left by accident in my dorm room, which is on the other side of the world.
with that, i am an international student based in the southeastern united states. my university, for those who are wondering, is in japan. aside from art, i enjoy studying foreign languages, traveling and writing. i do have a story published on episode and am working on a second one. you can follow my writing @write.rsblock on instagram. first and foremost, i am a coder and secondly an artist. feel free to message me about any coding issues you may have, as well. you can also find coding tips from me on @episaviors_ and @epy.elegance and script templates from me on @episaviors_
i create art in five styles: semi-realistic, galleria, episode, character edits and animated, which is done in one of the three aforementioned styles and animated in the episode writer's portal.
if you see my art posted anywhere other than @sin.ful_art or without proper credit please report it immediately
help groups where you can find my coding content
links to my story and other instagram and coding tutorials
about my art
all of my art is drawn on my huion tablet in krita and each piece takes anywhere from 1->24 hours to create.
semi-realistic style is the very straightforward, classical looking art style. it features elements intended to look like real things-- real people, real places, etc. this sort of art is what i am most comfortable with, albeit not the easiest to do. i occasionally open commissions for the semi-realistic style, but it is extremely rare as they take me a long time. you'll also notice i really, quite enjoy drawing eyes. these pieces are never traced, though reference image(s) may sometimes be used.
galleria style was named for a comment i received on an image i did in this style, stating that it looked like a 'real work of art.' this style is something unique that i do, and really quite enjoy doing. commissions are always open in this style and may take a few days to complete. this pieces are never traced, though reference image(s) may sometimes be used.
episode style is modeled after episode characters. some of my episode-style pieces are edited, meaning i make custom poses using the characters and then trace the outline over them. i would never trace over another person's art. i do change certain features, particularly hair, eyes and clothing. recently, i've been drawing out the pose more than editing then tracing. i sometimes take requests on this style, if you don't mind waiting for a long time, and do have a model form that you can fill out. typically, i prefer to take only ink requests, though on occasion, i will do something in limelight. (i would also be willing to try classic.)
animated style isn't really its own unique style, but it is something that i have started doing just for fun. i actually started with it for my upcoming story addiction, in which i have commissioned/requested overlays made by artists intended to look like limbs for the purpose of having a moving art piece. the pieces on my instagram are the result of me playing around with what i could do with my own art and the portal. i really make these just for fun and will probably never open commissions or requests on these.