soviet realism style poster of a hispanic man standing up holding wheat against a blue sky and rolling clouds with the words "america: built on brown bodies" on the right hand side in a mid century font
Poster I made while thinking about how much I hate.......most everything today
Yeah crazy that people are talking in the comments like its not a good thing(or good enough) I would literally be able to cut my working hours in half at the minimum and spend more time on art. If eventually I was able to make some income off art that would help so much as a stabilizing force
digital painting of a white woman with dark hair pulled back out of her facelounging in an ornately furnished room (etched in with only casual brushstorkes); she's wearing a dress with tulle and a large robe
daily study 531
Rewatching andor season 1 as prep for season 2 and the Bee Droid continues to rips my heart out with every line. Never felt so much empathy for a hunk of metal
If they don't want Hunter to play Zelda, have her play Link and make that movie gay as hell
This is actually SUCH a fascinating story! I'd never heard of her before!!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevali...
Art communities are difficult to integrate into for me as I was raised in much more competitive communities and most artist seem afraid of that. Sports, rap, jazz, and even higher level academics all had love for the spirit of competition. There's a lack of loving aggression I miss in my life
Haven't posted a lot of art lately but been prepping for a cross country move so have only had time for small practice sessions whenever I can get them. It's also been a great time to reevaluate what art I like and want to make.
Drawing of a knight in plate armor wearing a bascinet helmet and a green tabard. He is wielding a two handed pole arm. The artist clearly did not bother finishing the coloring and was only interested in painting the helmet. What a shame.
I love bascinets so much
Mushroom! That's unique, we've been sticking to fruit flavors(apple, strawberry, watermelon)
Discovered Soju recently, it's a Korean rice liquor and it slaps. It taste like flavored water.
I want people to engage with art earnestly. I want them to sit with a piece and try to understand what it is saying, if anything at all — and understand even nothing is something. I want people to think before they comment with derisive jokes or irrelevant material. sincerity over irony.
digital painting of Totoro and a fitness ball
This is my giant Totoro plush and a fitness ball. I loved the lighting in that room.
Did the (ugly) block in #ClipStudio and imported the image in #heavypaint to finish it.
Love all the lasso and fan tools in the app.
#digital #digitalart #heavypaintapp #art #digitalpainting
Like the whole point being addressed is the poor coverage and time. So using the current failing to combat fixing that failure is a brain dead loop.
I hate when people use current poor practices as a reason that future practices can never be better. Eg. More and improved public transit doesn't work because current public transport is slow and has poor coverage.
This is supposed to be a gif of all the skulls, doesn't seem to be working
Pile of sketchbooks and paper on the floor
Time to clean out my old sketchbooks and newsprint to get ready for a move
XKCD formatted meme that shows a large stack of blocks labelled with "all sci-fi and futuristic art direction". in a small corner of the stack is a single, critical, load-bearing block labelled with "a painting done by syd mead sometime in the 1970s"
been thinking about this for years, now articulated:
Gouache.
I really believe half of school should just be book reports/quizzes, oral reports. Reading comprehension is so important in life as well as the consumption of history and differing viewpoints. Just make kids read like 2ish books a month and they'll be better off than whatever the hell this is.
I had a cup of coffee from a tobacco farm in Cuba that was the greatest cup of coffee I had ever tasted, absolute perfection, and I compare every cup of coffee I have to it.
I'm definitely a Wes convert now. Ive watched The Royal Tenenbaums and The French Dispatch and man does this guy make some great moving pictures. Definitely going to watch his new film on the big screen.
Saw Sinners in Imax, definitely a great cinema experience. Has several muscially/visually dense scenes that really show why big screens and loud ass speakers matter.
Some more from #samepril week 3. Moving onto doing fingerpaints on my phone for the last 3(2 shown here) and probably for all of next week as I run out of time and energy
