zidane13 posted:

I enjoy drawing more than drawing well. that's probably an issue.

Kangaroo Pouch posted:

hi i am kind of intimidated by this thread but i drew this yesterday and i am very happy with it! (should i nws this? shes got her boobs out a bit but i dunno if it counts as nws)

also i love all of the art in this thread u guys are all great at what u do

GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:

2 cool, tho



I'm going to call him Lumpy

GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:

Today's drawing

GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:

super mario batali posted:

A photo of the gilded skies:

GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:

Wow. You guys are making me feel good. In real life nobody cares about my art and I literally can't give it away.

RazzleDazzleHour posted:

I'm gonna dump some of my art to stop everyone (key phrase: everyone) from looking any worse

Silk screen print of birbs


Monoprints made with block printing ink

Macnult posted:

i looked more into that pen/ink art style and found a bunch of rembrandt drawings which led me to making this:

RazzleDazzleHour posted:

Here's the thing I said I was gonna make last week. I thought the original ink drawing posted had sort of a stitched look to it, so I was going to recreate it with thread on burlap, but I found a bunch of cool embroidery projects on pinterest so I decided to make this instead to try and practice for something more elaborate

Gatekeeper posted:

xmas prezzie for mom because she actually sincerely enjoys things i make for her and doesn't just say that to make me feel better

never painted a landscapey thing before, I kinda did this particular stream with my pupper running free through cold crisp dirty staten island water entirely from memory and I feel like the furthest background is a bit fucky.

should there be like, a trace of a slightly darker shaded hill behind this? with even tinier fuzzy hard-to-make-out trees? i like all of it except that far background. i'll surely spend now until the last possible shipping date noodling around with it so any advice from you talented yobbers is cool and nice and appreciated

Crumpet Strumpet posted:

dot dot dot

Macnult posted:

Here's a wooden figurine I drew today:

Rushi posted:

Heres an old koala I figured I should post in byob

Macnult posted:

I guess that'd be the word for it? it's a mini wooden statue (~7" tall) my grandmother gave me years ago

ladybeard mcflurry posted:

thanks! it's nice to hear from people that i make nice yarn, it's a big confidence boost for me. that's my ashford wee peggy; it's #3 out of 16 that they made, so if your wife has the same one we should high five! i taught at the store that sold all 16. i have an unknowable number of other wheels, it is embarrassing.

this is what i did this morning:



my friend wants 12 mini-skeins of this BFL/silk that is dyed in different shades. that's roughly a laceweight 2-ply, rustic spun because of the bockety rear end fiber prep. i'm not super happy with it, but she is, so whatever. i've got 9 more skeins to spin and ply, then wash and set, and then send them off in a cake box.


that kitty needs and wants and deserves your love plus whatever chicken you are eating right now immediately give it to the catte.

GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:

I don't generally post drawings at this point in the process, but I haven't posted anything in a while.

Rushi posted:

I procrastinate

FluffieDuckie posted:

Welcome al!

Rushi posted:

its a little confusing here at first but there's a rhythm to it. also you should say hi in the stuck chat thread so everyone can ask you about your pets and hobbies

DavidAlltheTime posted:

I've been obsessively making linoprints. Nothing beats carvin' that buttery rubber!

GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:

I figure since I post so many drawing of my wife, you guys would like to see her art.


This one is called 'The Tide Against Moloch' - 3" x 4" pen and paint on card


'Danger and Dangerous Assumptions' - Acrylic on board

She's well good, and her style, composition and subject matter all differ from mine so greatly that there is almost no competition between us, which is a thing that frequently breaks up artist couples.

Chill la Chill posted:

Hope this is ok. Not exactly drawings but I do paint models from time to time. Not as well as our resident spaceman though

This is a ship from the cartoon show "Rebels". It's a fast ship, so I wanted to make it look like a racecar~

Professor Shark posted:

Can furniture concept art be considered art? This is my next project:



It's a foot stool/ step stool/ sitting-on-after-mowing-the-lawn-and-drinking-a-beer stool I want to make. I'm going with the design on the very bottom of the page, I found some recast vintage bottle openers I want to attach to a couple sides.

DavidAlltheTime posted:

GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:

I think it came out terrible, but I spent so much time making it, I should at least show somebody. On the plus side, I'm back in BYOB!

pogi posted:

I've been reviewing anatomy by drawing bones every now and then. My handwriting is god awful.

Spinster posted:

Ok. I make jewelry as a hobby for a decade, but enjoy drawing much more, started combining them a couple years ago. So I make the cards, earrings, and draw pictures on the cards to accent the jewelry. This Christmas tree branch was drawn with eyeliners.

Macnult posted:

thanks for keeping the thread alive Tiberius Thyben

here’s a sloth

Tiberius Thyben posted:

BF texted me an art he drew and it is very BYOB so I am posting it here.

Spinster posted:

The Goone's deliver presents to their other neighbors.

Tiberius Thyben posted:

More small BF doodles!

Tiberius Thyben posted:

Prof in my Late Roman History class, asked me to draw Saint Augustine as a Manitee, after a student was briefly very confused as they had no idea what a Manichean was. Possibly the dumbest thing BF and I have yet drawn.

Scroon posted:

Hey I did a art or two, experimenting with crayon melting. Think I'm slowly figuring out to do these better

Mousedoodler posted:

a laid back mouse on an easygoing beach, a mouse doodle tibs and I doodled together for the yob! (he has at long last returned me to this world of pastelly goodness)

Rushi posted: