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Hello, my name is Eli and I'm here to give you art. 

I'm a young little bean and I've been doing the whole art thing for a couple years now and I feel like I'm fairly good at it. No, not the best, but not the worst. I'm still growing and developing my art style, so why don't you come along for the ride. So this is an introduction post that will show some of my art and give you some depth to what you should expect from me.

This blog will be a place where I can post future comics, tutorials, sketches, short stories and anything else I feel I want to. Currently, I suffer from same face syndrome. This is when a lot of the same art looks the same. I'm currently trying desperately to break free from that and improve my art, but positions are not my suit. I know I need to improve on backgrounds and shading quite a bit too. But I hope to improve as time goes on. As for future comics, I do want to start making them as soon as possible. But with school, it's gonna take some time, so please be patient. 


I have original characters, at the moment, I have six. Only one of them has a reference sheet though I plan on introducing her soon. And if you want me to draw your original character, you can commission me! Just email me. (Eliartz03@gmail.com)

I think I've covered the basics, if you have any questions, be sure to email me or comment to ask a question. I'll be posting at least every Wednesday, but sometimes I'll post on odd days, so be sure to check regularly.

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