Cinder42

The answer is Instagram. I don't plan to stop posting art here any time soon, but I find I'm not making nearly as many big extravagant digital pieces lately, leaving this place pretty barren. My Instagram, @cindermadison however is lit af as that's where I post all of my traditional drawings and doodles along with my cosplay stuff so I guess if you want some content from me that's a lot more frequent, I'd say hop over there.

Hello and happy Halloween darlings! I'm going to keep this short and sweet because I know you're pretty busy. I work in a haunted house around Halloween every year and after seeing thousands of folks walk through my scene and pretty much every possible reaction you can think of from them, I want to pose this question to as many folks as I can. If you've ever been through a haunted house, what do you think is going through the actors' heads as their scaring you? What's going through your head? I'm just curious, I don't want to give an accurate answer to the first question as not to cloud anyone else's answer but I look forward to seeing what

I don't know how to post a proper poll here or else I would so I suppose for the sake of SCIENCE simply comment bellow if you consider yourself to be an "extrovert" or "introvert" I'm very curious. The reason for this curiosity has been a long standing conundrum for me that I may or may not have already made a few journal entries about on various art sites. That conundrum is the issue I take with the archetype of "artistic introverts" or the concept that a vast majority of artists are quiet, introverted folks. It's a pretty popular stereotype and if my school's art department has taught me anything is that it exists for a reason.    When I