FINALLY.. normal, healthy vortigaunt artwork.. and a damn good one too! you would not believe the amount of work I had to do to avoid just ONE lude drawing in my searches.. humans are sick, sick creatures, let me tell you :(

I love how expressive you managed to make these guys, and how Nolacc is all cheerful and lighthearted looking in comparison to the more sombre ghostly vorts down below. You manage to stylise these otherwise rather grotesque creatures into more “relatable” figures while still maintaining some of that alieness of the vorts - great job!

But the main reason I’m posting this review (aside from thanking you for not being a sick fuck who gets their jollies off to lumbering psychic aliens with shrek ears and chest arms.. at least I hope not) is because I’m curious as to what methods you’ve used to draw/colour/paint this piece? The tags mention “pro markers”, something which I’ve barely heard of, but considering how great it comes out as, I’m intrigued! What are they like? What’s it like to use them? Are they more like paintbrushes or pens? Do you recommend them? Sorry for all the questions lol - I’m just curious

Anyways, thanks for reading my long winded comment and have a good one :)

goodbye childhood.. :(

This is fantastic!! You’ve probably heard this comment a thousand times over but I love the style ! It makes me oddly nostalgic not for Invader Zim but for World of Goo, of all things.. But I also really love the characters and setup - I think this is a great introduction to the world (or lack there of..) the characters and their dynamics, making this RIPE for new adventures and extra characterisation..
Good stuff! 👍