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🐸🍀 Creepy 🦉🏠 @creepyistaken.bsky.social · 25/01/2026

Project silverfish is a great game!! Mine and my friend's sonas, mine is Associate

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Anyrava @anyrava.bsky.social · 07/03/2025

Made a quick mountain tutorial!

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DorkMark 🔞(Queue until Jnauary) @ddorkmark.bsky.social · 21/02/2025

These are my two characters from Pathfinder. Ilvis and Soutry c: #art #Pathfinder

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🐸🍀 Creepy 🦉🏠 @creepyistaken.bsky.social · 15/02/2025

Some lumity old drawings because I'm in the mood lately,,,, I loved my TOH era so much. I have such fond memories of it. #lumity #Theowlhouse

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tapa 🍜comms open! @redcofu.bsky.social · 13/01/2025

heyo, i'm back with a new couple furry multislot ych - a great gift for your beloved ones for the upcoming Valentine's Day! 70$ (full render), 50$ (flat colour - example below) 7 slots - DM to claim💜 rts are highly appreciated! thank you!💜 #furry #furryart #commission #ych

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tapa 🍜comms open! @redcofu.bsky.social · 24/12/2024

Air-dry clay figurine for my friend @creepyistaken.bsky.social <3 #clay #mlp

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tapa 🍜comms open! @redcofu.bsky.social · 05/12/2024

☃️💜✨ i love drawing snowy sceneries... so hard to get right though! #AmberIsle #Art #Commission

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tapa 🍜comms open! @redcofu.bsky.social · 19/11/2024

an old watercolour for @creepyistaken.bsky.social <з #art #mlp #watercolor

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tapa 🍜comms open! @redcofu.bsky.social · 05/11/2024

there are 2 parts of my sketchbook scans on Boosty! i use sketchbook mostly for studies, so there are a looottt of animal study sketches x) the sub is less than a dollar, so if you are interested please check it out! i also plan to hold art raffles between my subs ! boosty.to/redcofu

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tapa 🍜comms open! @redcofu.bsky.social · 17/10/2024

hiii i'm Tapa aka Redcofu! happy to be here :D

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🐸🍀 Creepy 🦉🏠 @creepyistaken.bsky.social · 18/10/2024

Oh hi everyone, it was a minute since i was here. Here is some recent artwork with #rwby

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Valsie💙💛 @valsie.bsky.social · 29/04/2024

Birthday gift for @creepyistaken.bsky.social Been really trying to make it look good ngl Her character Redny and a bit of my last playthrough in F3 Knife go stabbin', bad guys go deadin'

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🐸🍀 Creepy 🦉🏠 @creepyistaken.bsky.social · 01/05/2024

I'm alive and do art, i'm just bad at posting it here! anyway here's Lucy, my mlp OC! #mlpfim #MLP

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looceyloo @looceyloo.bsky.social · 08/02/2024

A quick guide to drawing archery and archers! It's a couple years old but I think it still holds up and I hope some people find it useful! DISCLAIMER: I'm just an amateur archer, apologies if I get any of the technical terms incorrect! This is a guide for artists, not athletes.

I am an amateur archer! This is not a guide on how to shoot a bow.

BOW SHAPE: The size and shape of the bow will affect its weight, power, and use! Here are a few bow types, from longest to shortest.

Kyūdō Yumi bow: Incredibly long, 7+ feet! Asymmetrical because of size
English Longbow: D shaped. Very long, around 6 feet.
Modern Recurve bow: The flipped up recurve ends add tension, allowing for a shorter length.
Penobscot bow: Used by First Nations peoples, this bow has a second set of limbs to add power without adding length.
Horse Recurve bow: Additional curvature adds tension and therefore power. This allows for a shorter bow that is usable on horseback!
Modern Compound bow
The used of pulleys allows for a very stiff bow, which results in a significant increase in power.
Note: A bow at rest should NOT look like a deep D!
There must be space for the limbs to bend farther back.

Part 2/4 ARROWS!
Arrows are longer than you’d expect! It really depends on the bow and archer, but this is a loose guide: (Line drawing of an arrow lined up along a person’s outstretched arm. Its tip extends beyond the length of their arm, to around their cheekbone/ear)
DRAWING A DRAW: There are many ways to pull a bow back, and vary by archery style.
Bows are *generally* drawn by pulling on the string, NOT THE ARROW. You can not delicately pinch an arrow to draw a bow! If your bow materials are magical, and allow for a delicate draw, it’s a good idea to visually communicate that.
Mediterranean draw
Most common, with variations:
1 finger over, 2 fingers under arrow; 3 fingers under arrow; 2 fingers under arrow
Mongolian/Thumb Draw: Second most common. Use a thumb ring
Other draws include: Torikake Draw - Used in Kyūdō, special glove required
Pinch Draw - Requires incredible finger strength to grip the arrow shaft
Trigger - Use a bow trigger with a compound bow for better consistency

Part 3/4 STANCE!
Drawing a bow takes a lot of strength - bow strength is literally measured in
pounds! A lot goes into proper posture but the basics for every situation are:
straight bow arm, shoulders in line, strong core (no arched back)
(Image references of archers in various settings eg. crouching, horseback, aiming upward. They are all holding their arm-shoulders-arm-elbow in a straight line parallel to the drawnarrow)
Right-handed people usually hold the bow in their left hand. Arrow usually rests on the bow arm side of the bow.

AT REST
A good rule for drawing an archer that has nocked but not yet drawn is to have their palms “facing each other”, with the string on their inner forearm (Various illustrative good and bad examples)

Part 4/4 ACCESSORIES!
Don’t forget to accessorize! Most archery accessories are about protecting a part of your body, so you should match it up with archery style!

For your drawing hand: Images of archery gloves for Mediterranean and Kyudo draw, and an image of a thumb ring for thumb draw

For your bow arm: Images of an arrow rest glove (for shooting a bow without a built in arrow rest) and an archery bracer (to protect the inner forearm – should ideally be smooth)

A note about quivers: Back quivers are less cumbersome when traveling. Side quivers are faster and easier to grab arrows from!
As with all things in fantasy art, there’s room to play with designs when you aren’t limited by the physics and materials of the real world. However, that doesn’t change the core of how archery works! I hope this guide helps you understand the basics of how to thoughtfully draw an archer!

Good luck and have fun drawing!

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🐸🍀 Creepy 🦉🏠 @creepyistaken.bsky.social · 25/12/2023

Hi! My name is CreepyIsTaken/Creepy and I'm an artist! I love drawing :) Some of my works are below!

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