I made this drawing a year ago but didn't post it for personal reasons. I didn't want to have cheap complements and likes so for a long long time I didn't post it until now, I feel better since that situation but it's sad to me.

Edit: I think I'll context behind this drawing since it's been years since it happened. I think back in 2019 or 2020 an artist I looked up too since I was like 9 or 10 turned out to be a bad person. Her animations opened my eyes and made me realize I would be an animator too. Her stuff wasn't amazing but I feel like I could do what she's doing. So for most of my tween and teen years I looked up to her. Her animations and characters have this mystery I yearned to know more about these characters so much so I made my own based on her characters. When I found out she was making her own series I was over the moon and watch the first episode hundreds of times. I wanted to do what she was doing. I wanted to be in her world and know more about these characters. Years later when I was looking for that first episode it was gone. I learned the series was canceled and that she sold her characters. I was heart broken and tried to buy one character from her but never did because I was a tween. Maybe one day but I know some people will give me strange looks if I did own one. siiiigh. as a tween I took for much inspo from her, I would copy her characters and even her style. A bit of her is in my art when I draw animals. Without her I might not be an animator today. I'm happy to know her but the same time, she isn't a good person. She's the type of person who would hate me. So many thing remind me of her I feel sick just thinking about it.

More context, the dog you see his name is Kassho. He was friends with a portal dragon named Centri. Kassho trusted him a lot but one day Centri opened a portal and pushed Kassho in the portal. When Kassho slashed in the water Centri said to him "we were never friends." and closed the portal leaving Kassho to drown. So Kassho looked up in the sky, looking at the stars in sadness then fear.