An Artistic Breakdown: How I Do My Lines
Today
Everything Changes
First, allow me to introduce myself.
My name is @NoNamesLeftToUse The Writer/Artist Himself and no, there is not supposed to be a comma after @NoNamesLeftToUse.
Do you call your kid: Jimmy, Jimbob Jones?
No. You don't.
If my name only makes your grammar police eyelids twitch, that is no fault of mine.
Moving On
Why are you looking at me like that?
Today I would like to dive deep inside my bag of secret artistic type tricks and pull out a magic explanation.
Nobody seems to know how I do what I do and I think it's starting to piss people off.
Pissed off people are not good for business. Everyone knows that.
Some people went to school for thousands of years and still can't seem to figure out how I do something even as simple as a basic line.
They get angry when they look at their student loan bills, then look at me, then back at their student loan bills.
What the fuck, man?
It's not my fault they went to school to learn how to draw cows by the barn with a silo in the distance along with two lovers sharing a bottle of wine they must have plucked from that picnic basket.
The underground outsider artist does not share the imagination of their master.
They get to use their own brains and nobody is going to come along to slap them on the hand or across the face with a meter stick that looks like it's been around the block a few times.
Nobody is showing up to ask something like, "Hey, would you like a muffin?" Then you say, "Yeah, sure. I like muffins." Then they say, "Well, too bad. You need to learn how to paint a barn first, asshole."
Nobody steals my lunch either.
There's nothing worse than a lunch thief.
It Sucks
When you spend all evening making a ham sandwich with cheese, lettuce, some mustard and a bit of pepper; you want to be able to eat it.
It's bad enough those student loan bills just keep piling up. Now someone is taking your goddamn ham sandwiches!
Who Does That?
I'm not sure because I don't have to deal with that shit.
Anyway.
It looks like we're almost out of time.
I won't be able to show you how I do my lines today but luckily for me; I had this sitting in the oven, ready to go.

I'd Say
The lines are clearly visible. It shouldn't be hard to figure out how I made that so I won't go into depth explaining the Magic Explanation.
You might want to zoom in at some point otherwise you won't be able to see the naked woman.
Yeah. That rat thing turns into a face thing.
Are those flood pants? Are those duck feet or a tree? I don't know.
Have a nice day!


Did you cry about your stolen sandwich?
One time I cried about a stolen scone.
I don't know how to paint a barn, but I still appreciate your art.
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Did I cry about the sandwich? Pfff, no! I had something in my eye.
Yay! I feel so honored! 😁
It's okay. Sandwiches are awesome. Ironically, my son is currently watching an episode of Teen Titans about the importance of the perfect sandwich.
I haven't seen the show, but the writers sound like geniuses.
This magic is making me sick and the skulls are symbol of the inevitable death. The naked women I am unable to spot.
She's there. Hard to see, that's why I put her so close to the eyes.
I have drawn a barn! Does that mean I am in the magic circle? Or thing rat somrthing?
You must first paint the entire barn you wish to paint in!
~Smack!~
Lines are visible. There' some color too, you left out color. Color and lines, it's the magic of the mad brain. Most people can do color, or lines, but not both.
And most certainly not all three.
I'm keen to learn the secrets of your swirly art. You are a swirly sorceror, a wizard of whirls, a prestidigitator of puffs.
Swirlasaurus Rex.
I hope you're not just saying this stuff because you think it'll get you a piece of that sandwich.
I zoomed in and I didn't see any naked woman! How disappointing!
I guess you didn't look hard enough at those asses above the eyes.
O.o I'm pissed off today and it is only 10 am here.
Whatever.
Fuck it.
Fuck it.
I'm going to have to pay back my student loans soon....soo....I really could use that ham sandwich sitting there unattended....It's the good ham too. Not the cheap 89 cent packs of processed ham with the weird smell I had to eat in the dorms.
I call them hamtastic! Keep your hams off of my hand sandwich though!
Excellent tutorial on how to do lines. How do you do them when you're not drawing though? Wait a second I think my muffin is ready.
Thanks. I worked hard on this tutorial laced with lines.
To answer your question: I have no idea.
That better not be the last muffin.
I think there are hidden messages in your post. Lyrical genius, or master storyteller, or lines out of control? And that Magic Explanation keeps looking at me funny. Is it because I keep looking for the naked woman? Perhaps i need to get better at my own lines.
Hidden messages? No! I wouldn't do that! Or, would I?
Yes. Always rehearse your lines.
I remember my teachers in school always telling me to get in line. Maybe that was a coded message? After all these years I think I finally understand.
Maybe the lines were simply the lines I wrote. Who knows!
Occam's Razor :)
Naquoya's Razor - the explanation that leads to the best storytelling opportunity is probably the correct one.
I used to use a Philishave.
Philishave - the second best a man can get. Not the greatest marketing slogan, I know.
Nope, but at least it's the second greatest marketing slogan.
I see duck people.
Now I want a muffin.
Have a duck muffin.