Q: What kind of music do the characters listen to? / Artemis: Twilight by boa, The Mother We Share by CHVRCHES, Fast Car by Tracy Chapman, Love Me More by Mitski, Wait a Minute! by WILLOW, and Les Fleurs by Minnie Riperton. / Rocko: God is Calling Me Back Home by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, BOOGIE by BROCKHAMPTON, Fear & Delight by The Correspodnents, Istanbul (Not Constantinople) by They Might Be Giants, Ain't No Sunshine by Will Withers, and Honky Cat by Elton John.
Continued from the question in the previous image of What kind of music do the characters listen to? but this time it's Satya and Blake. / Satya: Fuck Men by Ms. White, Potential Breakup Song by Aly & AJ, Jungle (Radio Edition) by Tash Sultana, Primadonna by MARINA, Bad Apple!! by RichaadEB and Cristina Vee, and What's Wrong by PVRIS. Blake: Sunny by Chris Montez, Love Potion No. 9 by The Clovers, Scared to Death by Jax Anderson, California Dreaming by The Mamas & The Papas, Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden, and Hello! Ma Baby by The Chordettes.
Q: How do you get in the headspace to draw? / Answer from Alex, doing a little doodle of Artemis: I actually don't really have an off switch for wanting to draw, it's sort of always my default state of being. It's like a stim, or a soothing habit. I love to work and to keep my hands busy. I do, however, super have a problem with turning the switch OFF and doing anything that isn't drawing or working. I have to make myself take breaks for my brain and my wrist, I have to convince myself that it's okay to do literally anything else ndsjfhgadfhgjafdg
Q: How long have you been drawing for? / The answer to this is stylized with a depiction of Alex at age 10 with an arrow pointing to his head that reads "Dulceskull "Lexi" Barr, Age 10, mother of 5 tamagotchis and haver of ADHD that will go undiagnosed for 15 years." The answer itself is marked up as if it's a school paper assignment given a B-. / A: OKAY SO FUNNY STORY. I have memories as early as 5 years old of drawing, such as making art of my beanie babies, and drawing stuff for my mom. HOWEVER. I have a VERY DISTINCT memory of being in fifth grade math class, and looking at the equations on the board. I started sketching an anime character in my notes. When I looked back up at the board, NOTHING ON IT MADE ANY SENSE. It was all gibberish nonsense to me. It was then that I had a single thought: "Well, this is going to be a problem for me." Internally, I decided that if my school was going to become gibberish in my brain, that I might as well use my school hours to hone down a valuable skill—like drawing Inuyasha. Years later, I graduated high school with a 2.9 GPA, straight C's, and a dream to make comics.
#art #PinkSugar #QnA | I had so much fun making little drawings for these! I really appreciate how much you all want to know about my silly little characters.