Saint Isaias Boner posted:

here's the stuff I'm working on:









gotta do 100 or so images of roughly this type by the end of the month so i'm stressed and kind of regretting all my life choices that led me to this point

DeepQantas posted:

darkened up the previous (click for huge)

DeepQantas posted:

first stab at greyscale painting

blaise rascal posted:

Working on my final project for my drawing class

blaise rascal posted:

It's done

Macnult posted:

last week when it was nice outside I decided try something new and play around with ink on canvas, just to get a feel for it before actually working on something. normally I wouldn't think anything of it but a few of my friends saw it sitting in my room and liked it/thought it was an abstract piece. I told them otherwise but they didn't care. that's art, I suppose.

GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:

I'm having trouble drawing ghosts that aren't also skeletons

FluffieDuckie posted:

this is spectacular

Saint Isaias Boner posted:

I love your stuff but for whatever reason the pictures don't show up in your posts, I gotta quote them to get the urls. it's still worth it so I always do it anyway.


Did you paint those at the beachside or is it from imagination?

ExtraQuiet posted:

the best i can do?

FluffieDuckie posted:

this probably doesn't count as an art, but i made mom a mother's day card using cut up pieces of fabric from a fabric sample book

lmbo calrissian posted:

design work was fun for my first exhibit. want to get into that type of work again and get more elaborate esp w/ font work

Macnult posted:

Playing around with Photoshop led to this.

Gomi Day posted:

i kinda wanna see your avatar surfing that..

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

Saint Isaias Boner posted:

not going to be getting sick of those mice any time soon, luvcow. they are very good

Salmiakki posted:

GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:

this is what my sketchbook looks like. I like to organize my drawing ideas into hundreds of thumbnails, so that I have composition ideas at all times.



here is a better example. I have pages and pages of these things, just so I won't run out of ideas, and since they're tiny thumbnails, you don't have to worry about them being good or anything.

Macnult posted:

Nice! I've been thinking about using comic panels to get better at drawing.

Since I dislocated my shoulder on Monday I've set a goal to get more comfortable with using graphite and to start drawing regularly again. Drew this little fellow last night:


If anyone has any advice or tips on using graphite/drawing in general I'd really appreciate it. Patience is one of my weaknesses I've noticed so far and I know my technique is pretty sloppy to begin with.

derg posted:

I'm taking a break for a while

shurnarkabtishutu posted:

last week's drawing

FluffieDuckie posted:

that was so insanely good i thought i was looking at a photo

GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:

Here is the finished character portrait with the three different armor levels.

GODSPEED JOHN GLENN posted:

should I even keep posting my drawings?

gently caress. marry. t-rex posted:

Here's one that is sort of "byob"

Saint Isaias Boner posted:

hey jive where you been?

Here's the thing in color, ready to go on the front of a book when i get round to it

Tiberius Thyben posted:

Here is a doodle of a crow trying to drive a sports car, inspired by an LP of Need for Speed.

Scathach posted:

First sketch thing on the new tablet, simple style I might use for a comic I wanna do. Anyone looking for a drawing tablet needs to try out the Samsung Note Pro.

Saint Isaias Boner posted:

Macnult posted:

here is a bird i drew. the shading could have been better but i'm still happy with the result

Salmiakki posted:

i love it. id like to think this is the home of the mouse in your av

FluffieDuckie posted:

that's adorable and i love that you're doing crafts with your mom

try low heat glue guns instead. i had to get one after the great glue gun incident of 2009

gently caress. marry. t-rex posted:

Another doodle

Gatekeeper posted:

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

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!



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

RazzleDazzleHour posted:

It's been a week since anyone took an art dump so I'm gonna CPR this thread with more printmaking

RazzleDazzleHour posted:

Manifisto posted:

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