Hello! ☁️✨ I'm Skyla, a vtuber artist that loves to draw and play games! I plan on streaming again later this summer after I move, hopefully will have my new model done at some point :') ₊˚ ✧ ━━━━⊱⋆⊰━━━━ ✧ ₊˚ Comms: skylavt.carrd.co Art tag: #skyveeart

It's my birthday today! ✨ I don't have much new art to share as I have been working on Sonic stuff more recently, but if anyone could retweet this to showcase some of my older art thatd be great!

League about me :D I had a hard time deciding on the good/bad design and good/bad gameplay tbh, I was a little confused exactly what it meant so if im dumb and got it wrong whoops lol I mainly love adcs tho :3

Wait wtf now it’s all a thread??? Am I delusional what just happened to my Twitter

Okay I am apologizing rn for my weird thread??? Why the fuck did it make separate posts 😭 It was a genuine connected thread I was writing and it posted each reply separately, okay ig I’m gonna delete all of these aw man

Idk I just wish I could apply myself to the things I want to. I wish I didn’t give up on something simply because I know it would be a lot of work to keep going.

And league feels miserable rn and I like the new TFT set (I just wished the bugs didn’t exist) But I barely want to draw, I just want to play TFT. Even though I WANT to draw and NEED to draw if that makes sense. I still force myself to draw when I can but it’s such a struggle?

what burnout is? Why do I get burnt out on things I genuinely love doing? Why do I have to jump from hobby to hobby just to feel satisfied? Like rn I’ve been in my huge TFT phase because valorant I got bored with since I have nobody to play with (my boyfriend obviously hates me)

Even though I LOVE playing piano. I genuinely LOVE playing league, TFT (another game I quickly improved on) and valorant but putting effort into improving is exhausting for me and not worth it. I LOVE art ofc but I can’t get myself to draw consistently anymore. Is this just

But then I got bored and stopped playing. Even though I was rapidly improving. I went back to it recently and I can somehow play better than I did before and have more potential to learn further, but I’m not going to play. I know I won’t. Because it’s too much effort to do so.

I started playing piano when I was about 12-13 years old and played for multiple years straight. I was self taught, knew no techniques but was able to play songs consistently and quickly without anybody teaching me. I simply wanted to learn how to play piano so I learned how.

I put my mind to it I could genuinely get to a level of insane professionalism (like ig the splash artists at riot) but I simply don’t put the time and effort in to do it because I get bored and I’m lazy. Why do I get bored with my favorite hobbies? I also did this with piano.

Them pretty detailed and I originally started from drawing anime characters. I constantly improve my rendering by simply watching videos or studying other artists styles. But I hate the fact that I can’t get myself to study all the time simply because I find it boring. I feel if

but a lot of my techniques and style has been evolving a lot behind the scenes, I believe I made a thread about this some months ago about how quickly my art evolves if I put my mind to it. I learned how to draw semi-realistic faces within only a couple months, like even painting

entire life, never went to art school, never really learned any techniques from teachers or anything. Anytime I learned something it’s because I went out and sought out to learn it by doing art studies or by simply drawing a lot. And I am STILL improving. I am not a master artist