Ive had plenty so you have to be more specific lol but now I mostly stay public to post art. I did create a personal account earlier to talk about random stuff in case people still want to be friends with me or talk with me more casually, it's empty for now but it's here in case anyone's interested. I dont know if Ill accept many people but I dont really have very strict boundaries on who Im friendly with, and since Im aware people have been questioning me about this topic for weeks then I have to say that both "antis" and "proshippers" are free to follow and/or befriend me as long as they dont force me into discourse. I have words related to the topics that make me uncomfortable muted so that certain posts dont show up on my timeline, and I just want the account to be a space where I can relax and look at fanart I enjoy. I dont want this to start any drama or assumptions about my beliefs regarding fiction, so please feel free to avoid me or block me if you have a problem with this, I understand. I think it's necessary for me to give a warning like that because I dont want to make people uncomfortable when they follow me there.

Normally whenever I post drawings with a strange composition it's because I think the base drawing is a bit too ugly to be posted alone, so I move stuff around until it looks visually interesting enough lol. I dont know if there's anything specific I take inspiration from because it's entirely experimental, but I think what helps is to focus on the amount of white space and to place images as if they were puzzle pieces to fill that space as much as possible while keeping the main drawing as the focus. It's easier to do this when working in b&w because the values are clear, but if you have trouble doing this while working with colors then you can check the values in grayscale by setting a white layer in the "Color" blending mode over your drawing to see if anything looks off. But yeah generally my thought process is like "this looks very empty, I should add something here to fill out that empty space, and maybe I'll make it a different color so that the drawing doesnt look too loaded, etc" and with that I just mess around until I find something I think is good enough to post for others to look at. I dont think theres ever been a drawing of mine that has the same composition I had in mind before drawing it, it's rare that I repeat the same methods too. I go with my intuition so I cant help with more, but I still think that focusing on the amount of blank space in contrast with everything else is very important for making a piece look visually pleasing.

Face planes like the positioning of the eyes etc? Honestly I just wing it but I try to focus on the placement of the ears to figure out the proper angle (the head looking up/down) and from there I can see where to put the nose, mouth, eyes, etc. I still struggle with drawing faces but I try to improve. Also when drawing the eyes I draw them in a curve to align it with the shape of the face so that it doesnt look too flat (I always look at ONE's drawings to see how he does this, I think he's very skilled at it). I think this also applies to mouth angles, a mouth smiling from an angle where the head is upwards wont have the same curves as a face looking down.

Good question actually... none of my drawings with them so far are supposed to fit within a timeline if that makes sense, it's more of a metaphorical type of scenario, something that'll never be concrete. There's no meeting each other and being surprised at seeing yourself or cloning etc. it's the idea of being forced to face your own self, seeing that person's flaws in front of your eyes knowing that it's meant to be a reflection of yourself, and eventually maybe accept them for who they are, which is kind of why I enjoy the dynamic where one of them is a bit more hostile/distant while the other is more clingy and comfortable with physical affection: the side of Reigen where he's emotionally cold, afraid of commitment, and the other side of him that seeks connection to feel fulfilled. But usually I draw them together simply because I enjoy objectifying Reigen, but if I were to think about it harder then the answer I gave first would make sense lol