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My loyal fans might be wondering what this is about. Well...I am thinking of changing the Asks' art style a little bit, more specifically, the characters' faces. Or well, the animatronics' faces.

I have noticed how there are artists who have Ask Series' that are better quality than mine, and I feel like my Asks are too simple and not good enough, and...well I've received only one question two days ago and I feel like the popularity is going for the more fancy and bigger asks. So...I want to bring in a change to the style that's not too drastic, but necessary, and maybe for the best. While the simple style is good in a sense that I can draw asks often, and do almost all the questions people ask, it's not good in a long run as the asks can look lazy, cheap, or not good enough. There are dozens of artists who create beautiful and detailed asks but they only do one or two at a time, denying multiple questions in the process. So this new style I invented for the characters' faces would give them more life! But it also can allow me to do the asks in the same schedule I've always done.

Now do note, this style does not change the characters' bodies, they will be the same, because drawing arms, hands and bodies overall takes a lot of time, and the simple style keeps me sane. Plus it is a good outlet for some jokes. The only change are the faces. The characters would have proper eyes with pupils, which have a small color gradient on them, and a speck of light. Also if you know my Main Art Style, I am bringing the classic side-mouth onto the asks! So the characters will be far more expressive than before with their faces. The security guards' pupils will receive this same update but they will stay the same overall. Oh yea, animatronics who have black eyes with white glowing pupils won't have the small gradient.

UPDATE!!
New Style has been voted to be the style we continue on with, and it has been put into effect! Look forward to the future of the asks with the new, more expressive animatronics!

Five Nights at Freddy’s © Scott Cawthon
Art © By me, Shiruvix

Description
My loyal fans might be wondering what this is about. Well...I am thinking of changing the Asks' art style a little bit, more specifically, the characters' faces. Or well, the animatronics' faces.

I have noticed how there are artists who have Ask Series' that are better quality than mine, and I feel like my Asks are too simple and not good enough, and...well I've received only one question two days ago and I feel like the popularity is going for the more fancy and bigger asks. So...I want to bring in a change to the style that's not too drastic, but necessary, and maybe for the best. While the simple style is good in a sense that I can draw asks often, and do almost all the questions people ask, it's not good in a long run as the asks can look lazy, cheap, or not good enough. There are dozens of artists who create beautiful and detailed asks but they only do one or two at a time, denying multiple questions in the process. So this new style I invented for the characters' faces would give them more life! But it also can allow me to do the asks in the same schedule I've always done.

Now do note, this style does not change the characters' bodies, they will be the same, because drawing arms, hands and bodies overall takes a lot of time, and the simple style keeps me sane. Plus it is a good outlet for some jokes. The only change are the faces. The characters would have proper eyes with pupils, which have a small color gradient on them, and a speck of light. Also if you know my Main Art Style, I am bringing the classic side-mouth onto the asks! So the characters will be far more expressive than before with their faces. The security guards' pupils will receive this same update but they will stay the same overall. Oh yea, animatronics who have black eyes with white glowing pupils won't have the small gradient.

UPDATE!!
New Style has been voted to be the style we continue on with, and it has been put into effect! Look forward to the future of the asks with the new, more expressive animatronics!

Five Nights at Freddy’s © Scott Cawthon
Art © By me, Shiruvix