Tentacle arm? Yes, please.
As if I needed one more excuse to cut off my left arm.
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Thoughts, snippets of info and random garbage. Enjoy.
~ Thursday, May 23 ~
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~ Monday, May 20 ~
ladymemphis asked: okay! and congrats :] good to know you haven't fallen off the face of the planet :]
Ha. Y’all can’t get rid of me that easy.
Armour designs refined after a focus group regarding armour credibility in games.
Made these a couple days ago :)
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ladymemphis asked: hola...what happened to you? you used to pop up on my dash all the time and you've disappeared! how's life?
Hey :)
I’ve just moved in with my girlfriend and we ain’t got no Internets for a while. I’ll be back. SOON.
~ Saturday, May 18 ~
That fucking feeling when you’re you tired to do any work, but too awake to go to sleep…
~ Sunday, May 12 ~
Heather Murray: andy-s-murray: lydiya replied to your post: Can I see your artWhat’s...
What’s wrong with using flash to draw?For someone with very little artistic skills, I felt it was just a tool to make drawing easier. If I attempted to have drawn similar things on paper, it would have been much…Perhaps this post will be motivating for some. I know drawing art isn’t really my thing but maybe others can realise a thing or two from this post. :)
You can just place an image of something simple in flash (like a Pokemon?) and draw over it on a new layer, it’s a good practice and you’ll learn a few things, then maybe eventually you can draw the Pokemon by looking at it rather than tracing
I’d advise drawing things by looking at them rather than tracing over them. It gets you used to really seeing things and thinking about the underlying shapes.
Get to drawing!
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Speaking of different body shapes. These are all basically peak human bodies.
How come 99% of them don’t conform to what the entertainment industry tells us is the perfect body?
This is a FABULOUS set of body refs. So glad this came back across my dash so I could reblog it here :D
These images are from a book by Howard Schatz of various Olympic athletes, which was titled “Athlete.” You can buy the book [here]. Also, have some more photos from it:
Never not reblogging this.
Awesome!
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The MET has got some wonderful, fully illustrated textbooks that are available online for free! (X)
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- Art of the Islamic World
- The Art of Africa
- The Art of Ancient Egypt
- The Art of the Ancient Near East
- The Art of Renaissance Europe
- The Art of South and Southeast Asia
- The Arts of Korea
- Auguste Rodin: The Burghers of Calais
- Greek Art from Prehistoric to Classical
- Islamic Art and Geometric Design: Activities for Learning
- A Masterwork of Byzantine Art — The Story of David and Goliath
- Medieval Art
- Nature Within Walls: The Chinese Garden Court at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Roman Art
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~ Tuesday, May 7 ~
Jean Henri Gaston Giraud (Moebius) was born May 8th 1938 and lived to the day of March 10th, 2012. He was 73 when he passed away.
His images were very detailed and populated while being completely empty simultaneously. You can see the story in every piece of work..
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~ Monday, May 6 ~
Jersey Devil
The Jersey Devil, sometimes called the Leeds Devil, is a legendary creature or cryptid said to inhabit the Pine Barrens in southern New Jersey. The creature is often described as a flying biped with hooves, but there are many variations.
Most accounts of the Jersey Devil legend attribute the creature to a “Mother Leeds”, a supposed witch, although the tale has many variations. According to one version, she invoked the devil while giving birth to her 13th child, and when the baby was born, it either immediately or soon afterwards transformed into a devil like creature with large, leathery wings and blazing red eyes and flew off into the surrounding pines after escaping through the chimney of the cabin.
Where did this art come from? It reminds me of monster art for Persona/Devil Summoner games.
It obviously draws from this terrifying eyewitness sketch that haunted me as a child, and does a beautiful job making it look a little scarier and more modern without ruining what made it unsettling.
I’m always disappointed when the Jersey Devil is portrayed as nothing but a generic demon.
I didn’t know the Jersey Devil was a Thestral.
Fuck, I love the jersey Devil. Always gave me the creeps.
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