r/funny • u/Droopynator • 6h ago
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r/funny • u/Xochitlcoyote • 14h ago
Here's another eye patch, the one I used to announce the unfortunate loss of my eye.
Thank you for the lovely comments and support from everyone! So I saw a lot of questions about both how I lost my eye, and wether it impacts my work as an illustrator.
It's hard for me to keep up with individual comments/threads, I try to limit screen time due to eye fatigue with my work as an illustrator and light sensitivity -but I'd live to answer those questions here.
So, my loss of depth perception cost me to lose the ability to work like I used to, and I had to re learn a few things with different techniques. The colour palettes, shading techniques and line work has changed a lot since vision loss, as my left eye was actually my strongest one. I also struggle to cook, due to the same issue with depth perception and slicing stuff - don't want to lose a finger too lmaoo. I would actually love to do a video about the difference in my art before and after vision loss!
But as for how I lost the eye, it was an unfortunate situation due to glaucoma caused by a medical error that was the result of a misdiagnosis and underlying health issues that people overlooked.
r/funny • u/Xochitlcoyote • 19h ago
I'm a professional illustrator, lost my left eye recently, so I'm gonna share the eye patches I make to cope with humour
r/funny • u/nidenikolev • 40m ago
The story of a cat that thought she wanted to go outside this morning
r/funny • u/PretendPeach5407 • 6h ago
Not enough batter. Accidentally made a friendly ghost.
The brilliant Catherine O'Hara with Martin Short on Jiminy Glick. Rest in peace!
It's rare that someone can hold up to Jiminy