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Hæl og sæl, my pals, and happy Saint Patrick's Day! An unusual situation when I post something which is non-art, is not it?
I am frankly not religious. I do not believe in God, saints, Satan and further. However, I respect the holidays, whatever it may be. So, today I began to read (but also to make my notes) Dáithí Ó hÓgáin, The Celts: A Chronological History.
I actually know the information was given there is not that fresh, but all of you can read it as an introduction to the history of Celts.
I am glad that I have a Ukrainian book on this topic at least.
have a look, it is me🌞
Study based on the work of Chinese artist Jin Shangyi (靳尚谊)
Birches study
Practice of drawing faces
Facial study
Expression study on myself
*laughs in free university
And then one day, you don't get the job done, the illusion collapses into a black hole of anxiety and stress, and you simply scroll away your sorrows, waiting for the next deadline while looking at cute kittens and reading smartass quotes that validate your lack of energy.
This ended up taking more time than I expected, it's fun, but the stairs and ellipses is the only thing, I don't like to draw much :b though I like the end result.
Finding the VP and auxiliary vps of these references was a pain, but I think I'm getting better at locating them now XD Hopefully when I finish the course I have time to try to draw a scene with what I learn with one of my characters.
The last stairs were the most complicated to do, they turned out better than I expected, but I know I need to improve the perspective some places XD
When the teacher checked it, maybe I will update this work with the corrections, if I have time.
Hey, I was at my aunt's house, and I was very bored, I wasn't quite sure what to do, so I decided to do a quick painting study. I was trying something different, and it was not paying so much attention to the texture of the fur, so I forced myself to use a single brush to paint everything, like trying to add small accents with other colors. My second rule was to keep it simple, and not add too much detail, but I guess I didn't quite make it ^^" well, it's less detail than I usually do. What do you think?
Hey, after finishing Small's portrait, I decided to do a little face painting practice, to improve my proportions, and better understand how to paint and shade the face. After seeing several references and inspirations, I realized that there are parts where you will always see shadow and help to give volume, like around the eyes, under the lips, the nose, and some shadows on the forehead, I know it looks obvious, but from someone who draws humans once a year it's pretty new I also tried to paint different skin tones, I've heard that painting dark skin is the hardest, so I wanted to try that it, I saw a video that used red and purple as shading, I rather tried to use orange, red and green, I think It looks good, but tell me what you think Rendering the light skin was easier as I have more practice with it, except for the albino girl, it was a bit tricky as I really couldn't really make out the shadows well when painting ^^" it was quite interesting to see different tones of skin, and see what technique and color was better to shade Also, sorry if the lips and noses look weird, it's very difficult, it's too different from painting lips and noses of animals, their shape and shading are hard to paint (T-T) Any kind of critique and feedback is welcome ^^
Originally it was just going to be a simple painting practice with one of my characters, but I started playing with the lights and I really liked it .3. I just feel like adding that extra shading and light always makes portraits feel more alive. And I think it's obvious I really like that kind of light that only covers a part of the face, it helps me to highlight the face and I think it looks really good ^^" The proportions are a bit exaggerated, I think trying to make it super realistic makes it lose a bit of personality, especially with this character .3. I think I'm improving my realistic style a bit more .3. I have had so many commissions these last days and just had been a bit desmotivated, that I have hardly done as many painting practices as I would like ;<;
In high school I had this like 7 hour long study playlist. It was like 99% lofi and instrumental stuff. But the VERY LAST song was “the rumbling” from attack on titan. Because I always listened to it on shuffle, and I liked the idea of future me being like 2 hours into writing an essay, jamming out to the stardew valley soundtrack, and then out of nowhere “RUMBLING, RUMBLING—“
looking at @/gveanel's works and going man i love that....anyway here's a semi-quick painting of phoebetor and CSP timelapse :v
As seasons change the fish must migrate.
Prints
★ 【pasoputi】 「 中野ブロードウェイ怪談 」 ☆ ✔ republished w/permission ⊳ ⊳ follow me on twitter
Home Office Study Bridgeport Ideas for a sizable, traditional study space with a medium-toned wood floor and colorful walls
Los Angeles Study Home Office Example of a mid-sized arts and crafts built-in desk carpeted and beige floor study room design with beige walls and no fireplace
yall my studies are just all over the map at this point
anyways who up trenting they reznor (me)
originals under the lineee
I LIVEEE College has me so fuckin busy blehhh Anyways here is a crunchy Peter Steele study I did for funsies
Hope ya enjoy, Typo fans