The second one is definitely a ratsnake and the third one is definitely a dekay's, but I'm not actually sure about the first one! Someone else suggested it's a juvenile water snake, but i would believe juvenile ratsnake too
an illustration of numbered instructions on how to approach and pet a cat with your hand. reach down, and gently brush the top of cat's head.
'como fazer uma festinha' 2025
or, 'how to pet'
this illustration is part of a series of 4 entitled "O Manual Illustrado da Afeição" (or, in english, "the illustrated guide of affection"), a step-by-step guide on how to perform caring and loving gestures.
#digitalart #illustration #cat #pet
#drawmries worm and apple, friends forever
6x6 alien lizards, green with orange spots flavor
johnny marinara on the horns
SQUEEDLYDEE HONK
I could NEVER step on mr. challenges' toes like that
Something I'm working on for fun 👍
It's entirely audio triggered, so if you want something that tracks your head movement, you'd need something else. I've heard Live2d is what people use for that, but I've never messed with it myself.
If you're okay with a simple two-frame (mouth open/mouth closed) animation, there are a couple of really easy ways to set them up! I've used both Reactive by Fujitech and Move Transition for OBS and they have worked really well for me.
A trio of good omens 🐍
i say all of this because people occasionally come to me asking "what if people online get mad at me for the stories i write?" my answer is: you can't do anything about that. but also, in ten years, it probably isn't going to matter much at all.
Here's how I scale my reference images!
Neil banging out the tunes April 13, 2006
Happy 20 years of Neil banging out the tunes 🐀🎶🎉
An important part of the development of an artist is realizing that a work of "outsider" art is 1. genuinely good 2. outside your ability to replicate, because learning your skill set trained you away from being able to do what the untrained do. You can learn, but you have to be humble.
Casting a conjuring spell
Cute little dogmark i doodled at work today :] #ocart
Workin' on the oar now! Still some refinement to do, but this will eventually get 3d printed and stuck on the end of a wooden mop handle.
Testing out it out, looks good. I can finally get to finishing this up. Very pleased with how it’s turning out even though it was a bit more difficult than the flying crocodile mobile
a tiger sphinx on a red background
Drew this back in 2022 and never posted it because it didn't turn out the way I wanted it to, but looking at it four years later and I like the Shape of it. Tiger sphinx?
Adore this essay
A radial symmetry pattern featuring an anomalcaris, in blue and green tones. There are hidden stingrays, jellyfish and crabs in the design. This is digital art made Procreate #palaeoart
Finished the Anomalocaris pattern!
the pokémon anorith swims through the ocean floor
anorith, 2024
illustration + photomontage
for another friend's birthday
#digitalart #pokemon #anorith
“A young kingfisher seems to grow like a potato in a cellar, all the growth going to the end near the light. He sits looking toward the door and, of course, his face naturally all goes to nose. Everything is forfeited to furnish him with a big head, a spear-pointed bill, and a pair of strong wings to give this arrow-shaped bird a good start when he dives for fish.” – William L. Finley, American Birds, 1908
In researching various birds for the novel, I found this quote about young kingfishers that I am quite fond of.
driven mad with the power vacuum of a suddenly empty schedule
A watercolor color image of a dark eyed junco in a huge pair of barrel legged jeans with a studded belt and chain. Text on an orange field reads "Dark Eyed JNCO"
the face of a man who's about to attempt to climb a goliath
An illustration of a brutalist style tower with industrial components and dark windows going up and up until it disappears into a pitch black sky. Darkened windows pockmark it's surface and cracks run along its concrete
Imposing
lizard
