Four bunnies in a trenchcoat.
This was inspired by a tweet made by 50rbital, original quoted in this tweet.
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Wolfie loves trains and that's no secret; drawing him fun and cute little scenes like this gives me every opportunity to practice drawing a nice mix of soft fuzzies and technical toys on a regular basis.
This one was a nice little exercise in practicing colour theory too, and while it might not show all that much in the final piece, it was a fun experiment nonetheless.
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Back in 2021, I had a series of stressful events trigger a very real sense of crisis in me. This is that feeling put to paper, if only so I can both put it behind me and always remember where I'd gotten to from neglecting myself for so long.
In hindsight, the actual issues seem like they should've been trivial, if only a tad frustrating, but given that they caused one or more panic attacks (I wasn't aware of it at the time) it rightly gave pause for consideration, particularly as to why I reacted so adversely to them.
Following some reflection, communication, and lots of therapy, I've gotten to where I am today. While there were many other factors leading up to it, I consider this one event to be the turning point when dealing with my personal identity and considering my transition. I certainly could've benefitted from therapy a long while before then, but I wouldn't have known how to make the most of it without having experienced that crisis first.
Thinking back, there's a lot of what-ifs that spring to mind, but it's not worth considering it any more. Although I'm still struggling, I've now committed to my path and I'm eager for what's to come. At this point, there's no better way for me to go than forwards.
