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Luvcow posted:I went to my parents place today and ended up helping my mom make some little houses for their annual craft fair. This is my tower made from a coffee can, pea gravel, day lilly stems, a pine cone, two acorns, a marble and a glue gun that burned me multiple loving times: this is a cute house  I like the acorn light
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Luvcow posted:I went to my parents place today and ended up helping my mom make some little houses for their annual craft fair. This is my tower made from a coffee can, pea gravel, day lilly stems, a pine cone, two acorns, a marble and a glue gun that burned me multiple loving times: This is adorable.
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gently caress. marry. t-rex posted:Another doodle i like it
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Sep 25, 2016 22:56
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gently caress. marry. t-rex posted:Another doodle the primary-color scheme is lovely
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gently caress. marry. t-rex posted:Another doodle this would look really cool framed
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Luvcow posted:I went to my parents place today and ended up helping my mom make some little houses for their annual craft fair. This is my tower made from a coffee can, pea gravel, day lilly stems, a pine cone, two acorns, a marble and a glue gun that burned me multiple loving times: I've never been into tabletop games or painting miniatures or anything like that but this is awesome and makes me want to design a little tiny village for little tiny adventurers to hang out in before getting slaughtered in a dungeon because I picked skills that weren't helpful how was I supposed to know that AC is basically the most important stat I thought bow users wouldn't need armor |
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Sep 26, 2016 00:25
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RazzleDazzleHour posted:I'm gonna dump some of my art to stop everyone (key phrase: everyone) from looking any worse I like these arts.
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Sep 27, 2016 04:09
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these are really great  i was trying to get slightly better at digital painting but didn't have a lot of time. The idea is that the colors build up from a dark base coat (on the skin it's washes of pinkish colors over blue).
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Sep 27, 2016 07:57
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 a lady i know is hindu and her household deity is tha big guy Lord Shiva and she commissioned a painting for her shrine she liked it so much that she paid me more than we had agreed upon :^) feels p good
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Sep 28, 2016 01:05
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Gatekeeper posted:
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Sep 28, 2016 01:08
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Gatekeeper posted:
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Sep 28, 2016 01:19
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here are some elves and skeletons  here they are in color  here is the picture i based that off from a year and a half ago 
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i found a really terrible painting of camels in the desert in someone's trash the other day but hey, free big ol' honkin canvas! i was learning about yantras from a buddy and i like em, a cool thingy representing a crazy deity. Ganesh is my main dude, i like his belly and his lil mouse friend and his origin story is better than batman and superman's combined. this is ganesh's yantra only instead of usual Indian hindu colors i tried doin it with the color palette i usually like, silly blues and purps and magennies and nice gentle greens. It's messy bc my hand is damaged from tinnitus(?) and it kept hurtin real bad after a few minutes of expressing myself but i made it as best i could and I'm proud as heck
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Oct 4, 2016 01:35
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It's been a week since anyone took an art dump so I'm gonna CPR this thread with more printmaking
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Oct 11, 2016 01:59
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RazzleDazzleHour posted:It's been a week since anyone took an art dump so I'm gonna CPR this thread with more printmaking that looks awesome is printmaking difficult to get into? |
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Oct 11, 2016 03:08
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Macnult posted:that looks awesome It depends! The one I just posted is an etching, which means I used acid to dissolve metal, so obviously that one is really hard to start practicing yourself at home. Honestly, if my university weren't cool and didn't let alumni come back and do work in the studios, I have no idea where I would even work on etchings. Every other kind of printmaking is really easy to try yourself though. The top image here is a wood block carving, and the bottom one is a linoleum block carving. You can buy a perfectly good linoleum carving multitool for like $8 and linoleum for printmaking is dirt cheap. For wood carving, two tools (a big one and a small one for fine details) are pretty much all I use, and you can carve into most kinds of plywood. The most expensive aspect of most paper-based arts is the paper itself, but you can get super good deals if you buy from school suppliers like Dick Blick instead of buying non-bulk you get from stores like Hobby Lobby.  
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Gatekeeper posted:i found a really terrible painting of camels in the desert in someone's trash the other day but hey, free big ol' honkin canvas! this is really cool and beautiful and once again i love your blues RazzleDazzleHour posted:It's been a week since anyone took an art dump so I'm gonna CPR this thread with more printmaking i really like this but i like these even more, especially the second one
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RazzleDazzleHour posted:It depends! The one I just posted is an etching, which means I used acid to dissolve metal, so obviously that one is really hard to start practicing yourself at home. Honestly, if my university weren't cool and didn't let alumni come back and do work in the studios, I have no idea where I would even work on etchings. Every other kind of printmaking is really easy to try yourself though. The top image here is a wood block carving, and the bottom one is a linoleum block carving. You can buy a perfectly good linoleum carving multitool for like $8 and linoleum for printmaking is dirt cheap. For wood carving, two tools (a big one and a small one for fine details) are pretty much all I use, and you can carve into most kinds of plywood. The most expensive aspect of most paper-based arts is the paper itself, but you can get super good deals if you buy from school suppliers like Dick Blick instead of buying non-bulk you get from stores like Hobby Lobby. that's not bad at all. thanks
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Doing a sketch class with some kids and recently been working with them to draw from pictures which gives me the chance to sketch with them albeit i'm sketching upside down from the other side of the table so they can follow along. Ends up being really fun because the drawings are quick and dirty and usually just in a number 2 pencil so it's kinda like back in school when i'd just draw in my notebooks during classes when the teacher wasn't looking except i'm doing it upside down and never quite sure how accurate it will look once i turn it right side up. First two are from a bird magazine:   an old man from a nat geo article about blindness:  wolverine from the two or three weeks they wanted to draw from comic books: 
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Oct 11, 2016 04:42
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Luvcow posted:Doing a sketch class with some kids and recently been working with them to draw from pictures which gives me the chance to sketch with them albeit i'm sketching upside down from the other side of the table so they can follow along. these are all really good i love the 2nd bird sketch |
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Oct 11, 2016 05:26
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RazzleDazzleHour posted:It's been a week since anyone took an art dump so I'm gonna CPR this thread with more printmaking i loooove this
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Just caught up on this thread Everyone is amazing GODSPEED JOHN GLENN : I would never get bored of your drawings no matter the subject and hope you keep posting them Really hoping you do the big Bird idea |
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Luvcow posted:Doing a sketch class with some kids and recently been working with them to draw from pictures which gives me the chance to sketch with them albeit i'm sketching upside down from the other side of the table so they can follow along. these are really great, although that hummingbird looks like she's not having any of my poo poo do you ever have your students deliberately draw stuff upside down? that's a technique I vaguely recall for people getting into art, a quick google suggests it came from Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, which doesn't surprise me
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Manifisto posted:these are really great, although that hummingbird looks like she's not having any of my poo poo i haven't with these guys yet but i have with others in the past. i left my job in june and these are my only two students right now, they're still just working on moving from sketching whats in their head to actually studying still life and photos to work on proper proportions, light and shadow and framing. they are really talented kids though so it's definitely a possibility in the future to do with them. i'm just fine it fun to go back to quick sketches because i've mainly been painting for the last few years.
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Oct 11, 2016 15:29
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a character i painted for concept art for a friend's book idea:
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Manifisto posted:these are really great, although that hummingbird looks like she's not having any of my poo poo I actually do that with my students, but it's not necessarily a "right side of the brain" thing. Generally, I do it when we're working on shading and value. You give them a picture that, when flipped upside-down, is hard to tell what it is so they don't spend a ton of time trying to work on their drawing or drawing shapes, but instead they're trying to imitate the values and value transitions. This is useful because kids absolutely cannot do a quick, rough sketch to save their lives. I always tell them they should be spending like five or ten minutes on sketches and it always ends up taking 45+ minutes, but then for the sketches of the upside-down thing they can't identify, ten minutes in they says "eh gently caress it close enough" which is exactly what I'm looking for, so it works really well. |
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Oct 12, 2016 01:40
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Luvcow posted:a character i painted for concept art for a friend's book idea: this is awesome! |
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Oct 12, 2016 12:29
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social vegan posted:this is awesome! it really is, I hope that book gets off the ground |
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Oct 12, 2016 17:48
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Manifisto posted:it really is, I hope that book gets off the ground Not with that picture, which is why i felt safe posting it  Because kids aren't supposed to use iPads/Electronic devices before bed they wanted to scrap that idea, kinda crushed my motivation on that one.
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Luvcow posted:Not with that picture, which is why i felt safe posting it old farts don't understand the magic of f.lux |
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Luvcow posted:Not with that picture, which is why i felt safe posting it  it's a real good picture luvcow
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Luvcow posted:a character i painted for concept art for a friend's book idea: awww super good and cute, I love it |
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Oct 12, 2016 21:12
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GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:
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Oct 12, 2016 23:37
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GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:
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Oct 13, 2016 05:30
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I took a break from typing a paper tonight and doodled with some ink that was gifted to me
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Oct 13, 2016 05:32
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Macnult posted:I took a break from typing a paper tonight and doodled with some ink that was gifted to me i really like this style. my grandparents had a good friend who was an artist and did work like this and it gets me nostalgic. edit: the only picture i still have of my grandparents pen and ink artist friend's:  Gatekeeper posted:
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I've been working on a comic idea, that's more a learning exercise than anything else. I've got about 6 pages written and I'm aiming for around 10 total, and starting to mess around with character concepts. I haven't really drawn in a long time, so I'm having to relearn a lot of stuff that used to be second nature. This first guy is nobody, but I'm going to recycle parts of him into another character:  This fella is one of the main character's that I've been calling Slug the Strong and Many: 
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