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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

DAY 11! (Also happy thanksgiving canadians!) Today is... which buggy!? | #CroverField #OC #OCMeme #OCtober |

Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

DAY 10!! How would you like your eggs? I like mine over medium but its hard to get just right (Not hard, but not really running, oopy goopy inside) | #CroverField #OC #OCMeme #OCtober |

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

Day 9! Whats everyone's food spicy tolerance?? Deli can't handle spice at ALL (They jus like sweets) The chart was supposed to be 1-3 but Lilou's is insane LOL | #CroverField #OC #OCMeme #OCtober |

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

Day 8!! (Sorry I'm a bit late posting these!!) What character does everyone pick for Mario Party?? | #CroverField #OC #OCMeme #OCtober |

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Ophélie @beanybarista.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

recent doodles ?

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

DAY SEVEN Here is everyone's pokemon starter!!! (My all time fav is Bulbasaur BTW) | #CroverField #OC #OCMeme #OCtober |

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

DAY 6! Donuts! (Liam has the fancy one hehe) | #CroverField #OC #OCMeme #OCtober |

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

DAY 5! similar to previous... this time is Alchohol drink! (Liam is a bartender so... both of his are alch drinks haha) | #CroverField #OC #OCMeme #OCtober |

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

DAY FOUR!! (Sorry I was late I was out of town a bit!!) This one is... Fav beverage!! (Cloveli and their swet kids drinks LOL) | #CroverField #OC #OCMeme #OCtober |

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

Day Three! Favourite Ice Cream Flavour!! What's yours?? (If I can find a london fog ice cream I am all over it!!) (I forgot to press send oops haha) | #CroverField #OC #OCMeme #OCtober |

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

I just love them so much im obsessed 😭 #Mistria #FoM #OC #Fanart

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Day two!! What theme colour does you OC have? I think people would be surprised Clover is pink and Lilou is green!! These are the colours of their mana as well 😊 | #CroverField #OC #OCMeme #OCtober |

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

THANK YOU!!! Yess they love apple and apple dishes!! 🤝🍎🤝

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

ITS OCTOBER and this month im doing something fun and silly, a little OC-tober Promptober questionairio, just a bit of a "get to know the little guys from Crover Field!! Feel free to share your answers for you OCs too!! Day 1 is... STAR SIGN⭐ | #CroverField #OC #OCMeme #OCtober |

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

thank you!!!!🥰❤️❤️❤️

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

nela-jankechova.github.io/mistria-prof... Maker here!! (Need your own images though)

nela-jankechova.github.io

Mistria Profile Maker

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

My #FieldsofMistria OC!! This was so fun to make, especially thinking of the things they would like/love based on their travelling adventurer lifestyle... I'm really happy with this and its been really fun playing!!

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Frankie literally helped with many of the easter eggs dont give me that much credit!!❤️😤 but im glad you enjoy them!!!

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

❤️❤️❤️ Good luck!!!🙏

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

LOOOVE MoH!!! Good luck!!!❤️❤️❤️

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

I LOVE COMIC FURY! The site runner Kyo has so much love and dedication!!

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

(Label for Non-sexual boob) Comic Cover art, Chrysanthemum | #CroverField #OC #OCArt |

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✿.*☆:*. 𝕃𝕚𝕝𝕒 .*:☆*.✿ @lilacs-and-stone.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

They're here! Froggy Fiona and Kitty Dani plushies! They're pretty small! Keychain sized, 10 cm... I think lol. acggoods.com/store/lilacs... #hauntingground #ps2 #survivalhorror #retrogames

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BAKER @fuckyoubaker.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

MUCH RESPECT TO PEOPLE NICER THAN ME

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

Clover because... i miss her ;-;

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Sylessae @sylessae.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Hot take: much of my early years of art making led to success because I ignored what everyone said being an artist meant; suffering, being broke, not take seriously, etc. You don't have to accept these beliefs. You CAN carve your path. This journey can be fun and transformative.

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✧ SkyMagpie ✧ (left my ❤︎ in Undermine) @skymagpie.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

I was worried if my comic is perhaps too self indulgent, but then I remembered the words of Björk and now I need to make it even more self indulgent 🥰

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Faith @faithschaffer.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

Happy #swordtember⚔️

Ink drawing- a woman sits in a tree with a sword on her hip. She is eating an apple from the tree. There's a face in the tree!! Woah!

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SPiNDLE @spindlesong.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

first time cutting hair, "it'll be fineeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee"

an illustration by Spindle of the characters Asimov, a white-haired half-elf standing behind (and about to cut the hair bangs of) Ottilie, her gf, a human with brown/orange hair, sitting nervously not trusting Asi who never cut someone else's hair before

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Landeg @landeg.world · 07/09/2026

Visual example: Let's say it's VERY important that your readers notice a key getting stolen by a mouse. You do NOT want your readers to miss this as it plays a huge role in the plot later. Will some people notice the mouse in the first example? Sure. But EVERYONE will notice in the second.

Two simple cartoon panels both showing one person worriedly asking "have you seen my key?" and the other responding "no, sorry". In the first panel the characters are framed in the foreground and a mouse carrying a key is a smaller element of the background, off to the side. In the second example, the mouse and key are framed in the foreground from a perspective close to the ground, while the two human characters are in the background.

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Bee @croverfield.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

Blacksmith and Leatherworker! Lesbian Wives, they work at the adventurers guild! #OC #OCArt

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Lumina 🔆 Vtuber 🌻 [Era of Story] @luminachannel.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

🔆 #vtuber #art #lumidraw 🔆 The over-the-top expressions in older anime inspired me 💛

Sketch of Lumina doing 3 different expressions

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Chris Schweizer @ NYCC (H27) @schweizercomics.bsky.social · 26/02/2025

Revised the ol "Schweizer Guide to Spotting Tangents" lecture, 2/2. Educators who think your students might find use in this, or anyone else who might need it, a free printable PDF is available at the bottom of the lessons posted here: schweizercomics.com/lessons-tuto...

TEXT:
Corner Tangent

When two lines meet in a drawing to create a corner, that’s not a problem, but when another line runs into that corner, it creates a corner tangent.

(Image demonstrating this)

An effective exercise to help you avoid corner and bump-up tangents is to lay out a big grid, and try to draw a character running, jumping, dancing, etc over it without creating any tangents with the grid.

(Image demonstrating this)

TEXT:
Parallel Tangent

A parallel tangent is when two lines follow the same direction, and in doing so “trap” one line in the form created by the other, as the dust cloud does here with the character’s head, and the wall with the character’s coat.

(image demonstrating this)

When lines intersect at too steep an angle, they have a tendency to get clunky and create a thick area at their intersection. a thirty-five degree angle (eyeballed) is about as close as I let two intersecting lines get:

(image of two lines intersecting at a thirty-five degree angle)

Closer than that, and I simply stop one of the lines short. this helps avoid the clumping you might otherwise see.

(image of two lines NEARLY intersecting at a 22 degree angle)

TEXT: Cross-panel tangent

(Image: two panels butted up against each other; the word balloon in one runs into the tail of a horse in another)

Watch to make sure that you don’t have any tangents created by the proximity of lines in two different panels, especially panels without a gutter between them.

(Image: two panels: the line of a jaw in the first follows the same axis as a roof in the second, though a gutter separates the line from appearing continuous)

Even with a gutter, compositions can be strengthened by making sure that lines on either side of it don’t share the same path.

TEXT: Fake Panels

(image: a wanted man standing in front of a wall. The line of the wall runs uninterrupted from the top of the panel to the bottom)

A line running uninterrupted from one side of a panel to the other (vertically OR horizontally or diagonally) can suggest to the audience that the line is a panel border.

(image: same image, but not the elbow breaks the continuity of the wall's line)

Ensure clarity by breaking the line with an element in the drawing (like the wanted man’s elbow in the example)

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Chris Schweizer @ NYCC (H27) @schweizercomics.bsky.social · 26/02/2025

Revised the ol' "Schweizer Guide to Spotting Tangents" lecture. 1/2

Text: TANGENTS
In geometry, a tangent is when a line touches a curve at a single point.
(images illustrating this, with a curve and a circle touching the lines)
The point where they touch is called the tangent. in a drawing, this is what I call a “bump-up” tangent (more on that
later), but the term “tangent” is a bit more flexible when applied to visual art.
When an artist (or art critic, or art teacher, etc) mentions a tangent, they’re generally referring to any relationship between lines (or elements) in a drawing that interact in a way that the artist didn’t intend.
When I was a teacher, I found it helpful to differentiate the various offenses that fell under the catch-all term “tangents” and give them each a name, to make identification of problem areas in a drawing easier.

An earlier version of these examples was published online in 2011 under the title “The Schweizer Guide to Spotting Tangents.”

Text:
Long-Line Tangent
The “long-line” tangent is when the line from one subject in the drawing leads into the line of another.
(image where the line from a figure's wide-brimmed hat"becomes" the line of the roof)
See how the hat of this fella runs into the line of the roof? that’s bad!
(image where they do NOT intersect)
Not so bad!
Try to avoid near-tangents, too! Even if a line doesn’t actually connect with another, “close” isn’t great, either.
(image illustrating this point using the same iconography as above)

Text:
Bump-Up Tangent
A bump-up tangent is when one element of a drawing bumps up against another.
(image where the outside a figure's elbow touches a wall)
When the bump-up is the result of different subjects touching, correct it by making one clearly overlap the other.
(Same image repeated twice, but in one the elbow is in front of the wall, and in the other behind it)
Either of these works just fine!
Sometimes using the principle of “what’s closer?” overlap won’t always be the best solution. you can do that (like the nose in the example) or you can just redraw the offending lines (like the lapel).
Images: a drawing with tangents, and that same drawing with the tangents eliminated

Text:
Beyond just the drawing itself, make sure to avoid bumping your image against the formal components of the comic: word balloons, sound effects, panel borders, etc. They’re in the image, therefore, regardless of what stage they’re introduced into the art, they’re PART OF THE COMPOSITION, and need to be treated as such.

(Image: example drawing where the balloon and panel borders are creating bump-up tangents with the drawing)

There are many publishers who insist on live (editable) balloons and dialogue text to make easier foreign sales and online publishing; I vehemently disagree with this approach, because it makes flexible what should be the sole purview of a cartoonist: the intersection of lines in the art, and lines in the art, like it or not, iNCLUDE the lines that surround a word balloon.

For this reason, LETTERiNG SHOULD BE DONE BEFORE iNKS. Then your inks can accommodate the balloons. This was standard practice until the advent of digital lettering, and while there’s nothing wrong with digital lettering, its placement in the pipeline order generally results in a poorer overall comic than would be the case were it done between the roughs/pencils stage and the inks.

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