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[Image ID: A digital drawing of Scaramouche / Wanderer from Genshin Impact done with bright, oversaturated colours. He is only visible from the shoulders up and is looking over his shoulder at the viewer. He has a short jellyfish cut, that is half cut sharply just below his ears, with the hair underneath continuing down his neck and not quite reaching his shoulders. (apologies if this isn't a very good description) His hair is a dark navy colour and is parted in the middle with a few strands falling over his forehead. He is wearing his in game playable outfit. The only visible parts are his black sleeveless/shoulderless turtleneck and thick white jacket. Only the collar of the shirt can be seen as the rest is covered by the jacket. He is depicted post the Sumeru archon quest and has cracks on his face, one noticeably crossing the eye closest to the viewer and trailing down to his jaw. He has a peaceful expression on his face and makes eye contact with the viewer. The picture is drawn in cool colours with neon blue lighting coming from the right and neon yellow lighting coming from the right. The background is light teal and there are some sparkles around him. Below the image in the text box is the word 'wanderer' with shooting stars w/.End ID]
Also if the text underneath doesn't register properly:
[Image ID: Below the image in the text box is the word 'wanderer' with shooting stars in ASCII on either side. w/.End ID]
blorbo supreme
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[Image ID: A digital drawing of the character Freminet from the video game Genshin Impact holding a Blahaj, a stuffed shark toy from ikea. The colour scheme is mostly blue. Freminet is a young white boy with straight blonde hair that goes down to his chin, with sharply cut bangs hanging over his right eye from the viewer's perspective. He has blue eyes and pale eyelashes as well as freckles. He is dressed in his usual in game outfit minus his beret, a short sleeved and short legged diving suit with a thick navy coat over the top. It has pale beige and gold lining with golden detailing. The sleeves are rolled up and the hood falls around his sholders. The coat is somewhat short, going down to his mid-thigh. He is wearing navy fingerless gloves that also have golden detailing. Freminet also has large shiny navy lace-up boots, with chunky golden soles with some more metallic details around his ankles (coming out almost like folds) and around the top edge. There is also a small pack strapped to his thigh coloured in neon blue and the shoes also have some neon blue highlights on a part of the top rim. He has a pensive expression and is looking off into the distance, holding the blahaj in his arms with one leg curled around it. w/.End ID]
sorry guys i forgot to tag eyestrain last time ;-; fixed now!
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image ID under cut
[Image ID: A digital drawing of Scaramouche / Wanderer from Genshin Impact done with bright, oversaturated colours. He is only visible from the shoulders up and is looking over his shoulder at the viewer. He has a short jellyfish cut, that is half cut sharply just below his ears, with the hair underneath continuing down his neck and not quite reaching his shoulders. (apologies if this isn't a very good description) His hair is a dark navy colour and is parted in the middle with a few strands falling over his forehead. He is wearing his in game playable outfit. The only visible parts are his black sleeveless/shoulderless turtleneck and thick white jacket. Only the collar of the shirt can be seen as the rest is covered by the jacket. He is depicted post the Sumeru archon quest and has cracks on his face, one noticeably crossing the eye closest to the viewer and trailing down to his jaw. He has a peaceful expression on his face and makes eye contact with the viewer. The picture is drawn in cool colours with neon blue lighting coming from the right and neon yellow lighting coming from the right. The background is light teal and there are some sparkles around him. Below the image in the text box is the word 'wanderer' with shooting stars w/.End ID]
Also if the text underneath doesn't register properly:
[Image ID: Below the image in the text box is the word 'wanderer' with shooting stars in ASCII on either side. w/.End ID]
michael spiral κ©β.Β°β
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[Image ID: A digital drawing of Michael the Distortion from the podcast the Magnus archives, done with bright eyestraining colours. Micheal is standing partially turned away from the viewer, visible from the mid-shins up. Its left shoulder is tilted down and his head twisted slightly with his chin pointed towards the bottom left of the picture, giving the impression that his proportions aren't quite right and that he is slightly contorted. Its hands are larger than normal human hands and have long, pointed fingers. Michael has pale skin and long curly blonde hair. As according to the creator's head canons, his eyes are mirrors and despite not having pupils, appear to stare wide eyed at the viewer. Its hair seems to be floating slightly. He is wearing blue trousers, a pale pink shirt and a woolen cardigan. The cardigan is oversized, hanging off his left shoulder and is rolled up around his elbows. The cardigan has a small pink collar and green cuffs and is green at the bottom edge. The rest of it is made of colourful mismatched patches, each with either a flower, a spiral, or a star on it. Michael's left hand is positioned halfway across its right shoulder as if about to adjust the sweater, or as if it is subconsciously trying to protect itself from an unknown threat, or as a warning to whoever sees it. It is left up to the viewer to decide. Behind him is his door, bent at odd angles and containing a spiralling mass of colour. He is seemingly in the Archives as can be seen from the bookselves from which the door emerges. Its body seems to glitch and bleed into its surroundings (not literally). There is some pale green light emanating from the Archive's bookshelves. w/.End ID]
Image ID for the ASCII next to its name in case it shows up weird: [Image ID: A spiral followed by a few small sparkles in ASCII. w/.End ID]
Is it problematic to feel proud when doing something to make stuff more accessible? Especially my posts, I feel like me adding things like adding Image ID's and similar things should be expected of everyone, but whenever I complete one I feel slightly prideful, and then guilty because even though I've never posted art anywhere before and I've never had to describe art before it is kinda the Bare Minimum of what I might be able to do. Also, I feel like even though I'm glad that people who need Image ID'S can now experience my art more easily, part of me thinks it's selfish to expect people who use Image ID'S and screen readers and the like to even enjoy my creations.