Handleman87
Collection
- United States
- Deviant for 8 years
- He / Him
-Rohan Kishibe(JoJo's Bizarre Adventures: Diamond Is Unbreakable)
I’m just a normal guy who has a love for drawing anything from eccentric characters, crazy, monsters, kinky succubuses, deranged individuals, and at times a few surreal and comical illustrations. I have an enormous love for 80’s music whether it be pop, rock, heavy metal or hip-hop(though I also like to chillax to some Nujabes and LoFi Hip-Hop every now and then) watching anime, reading either books or comics, and playing some video games(though nothing violent or bloody, unless of course the story, characters and their design are good, as I gave those up back in high school). A good majority of my characters and other pieces are usually based off of people from my life, literature, movies, songs, and even my subconscious at times. A big thank you to those who check out my page and watch me. Keep on drawing what you love and on rock on^w^.
Influenced By: Christopher Hart, Jeff Smith, Doug Tennapel, Rob Schrab, Mike Mignola, Tim Burton, Jhonen Vasquez, Kurt Vonnegut, Ray Bradbury, H.P. Lovecraft, Haruki Murakami, Bryan Lee O’ Malley, Mœbius, Sergio Aragonés, Brandon Graham, James Stokoe, Skottie Young, Jaiden Animations, Domics, Etc.
Favorite Movies: Dr. Strangelove Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Fantastic Planet, Heavy Metal, Blade Runner, The Return Of The Living Dead, Bad Taste, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Ghost In The Shell(1995), Spirited Away, Midnight In Paris, and Sausage Party
Watches: FLCL, Sword Art Online II, One Punch Man, Mob Psycho 100, ERASED, Flying Witch, Tsuki ga Kirei(As The Moon, So Beautiful), Recovery Of An MMO Junkie
Favorite Music/Bands: INFINITE!
Favorite Albums: The Wall, The Soundtrack To Heavy Metal, The Number Of The Beast, No Jacket Required, Enter The Wu-Tang(36 Chambers), Modal Soul, Samurai Champloo Music Record: Katana, Random Access Memories, and The Impossible Kid
Likes To Read: The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy, Fahrenheit 451, A Clockwork Orange, Slaughterhouse-Five, Breakfast Of Champions, John Dies At The End, Food: A Love Story, Hardboiled Wonderland And The End Of The World, King City, Multiple Warheads, Scud: The Disposable Assassin, Wonton Soup, Johnny The Homicidal Manic, I Feel Sick, The World Of Edena, The Incal, I Hate Fairyland, Scott Pilgrim, Demon, Opus, Lucky Penny, ApocalyptiGirl, Heavy Metal Magazine, Etc.
Plays: Any version of Super Smash Bros. and Mario Kart.
Artistic Tools: No.2 pencils, sigma brushes and pens, colored pencils, and mechanical pencils.
Side Note: The profile picture above was done by my good friend, Cartoon56(cartoon56.deviantart.com). Be sure to go check him and watch him as his artwork and illustrations are hilarious, if not awesome^w^.
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Thank you for the watch ❤️ If you want to see any of my spicier stuff I can't post on DA, you can find them on my Patre0n
I'm also open for Commissions if you have anything specific in mind 😉
Oh no problem ^w^👍
🎨✨ Thank you to everyone who appreciates my artwork! For more content, information, and to get in touch, you can explore all the details on my Linktr.ee/halime_filizz Linktree account. Looking forward to connecting with you there! 🌈💖
Hi, Kinan. I’m happy to inform you that as of the night I type this, I’ve finally read and completed Hirohiko Araki’s Manga in Theory and Practice. With the map of the golden path to the royal road of manga at my disposal, I now have a deeper and richer understanding of the making of manga and the crucial info as to the inner mechanics of it that Christopher Hart and his ilk completely overlooked. Chapter 5 was an especially perfect dispeller of the stereotypes! I do realize that it isn’t a manual but something to refer to if absolutely necessary to gain a firmer grasp of the project I would work on. This and others have helped me to finally get the core skills to learn from Japanese cartooning and storytelling the other imitators have been lacking.
NICE ^w^👍
Thanks for giving me the encouragement to seek out that book. I won’t forget it. But seriously, Christopher Hart’s books were very superficial and a waste of time…
Oh no problem ^w^👍.
As for Christopher Hart’s books, I’d have to disagree that they were superficial and a waste of time. Maybe superficial, but definitely not a waste of time. Heck, if it wasn’t for him, I wouldn’t be were I am now drawing in my own style and characters.