"Maggie The Undying", for one of my favorite authors, @ilona_andrews , and her upcoming novel "This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me" (out March 31!) ✨ I had full creative freedom, which made this again one of the most fun projects.
You can catch more of my painting process on Patreon. 🎨
Haha, or just tear our hair out all week. Either way, I'm glad it's finished!
Thanks you!
Lost
Umbrellas are hard enough to draw as it is. But then I decided to turn them upside down. And add a puddle of water in them.
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Art & Nationality!
Only I'm from the UK, so the thought of posting an English/British flag is like... ugh.
Yorkshire, however. Yorkshire I'll die for.
Art & Nationality!
Only I'm from the UK, so the thought of posting an English/British flag is like... ugh.
Yorkshire, however. Yorkshire I'll die for.
Art & Nationality! 🍁💛
Thanks for hosting by the way, Karina S. Should probably have led with that!
My portfolio is on Cara. QR code below!
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Thank you!! I'm really pleased with how that one turned out!
I'm pretty proud of my lighting, and I'm getting better at more realistic colour palettes.
Haunted
Partially inspired by an engraving, The Haunted House, by Samuel Read
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Here's the Samuel Read illustration
Haunted
Partially inspired by an engraving, The Haunted House, by Samuel Read
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Memento Mori
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Memento Mori
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The Forgotten
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Achilles and Patroclos, standing next to each other in front of a raging fire. Achilles is outfitted for battle and looks wistfully into the distance, while Patroclos ties some laces of his armor, also looking sad. Behind them and above there's the mosaic of a warrior in his chariot.
My assignment for Winona Nelson's SmArtschool class: Choose a favorite book and illustrate a cover for it.
I picked "The Song of Achilles" by Madeline Miller, and my goal was to capture a similar bittersweet tone as the novel has.
The Forgotten
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Unquiet Thoughs
It's been a while...
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Unquiet Thoughs
It's been a while...
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In the pew-lined interior of a dim medieval church lit by rows of candles on tall staffs and pale sunlight coming through a window, a tall humanoid crow figure with flowing black robes and a glowing yellow eye stands beneath an ornately carved semicircular arch in Norman Romanesque style. On the wall surrounding the arch are many colourful murals depicting more humanoid crow figures with halos, carrying various items including swords, spears, harps, and chalices.
A painting set in a cosy shady woodland clearing on a sunny summer's day. In the centre of the frame, two figures sit on a fallen log mostly hidden by vegetation. The figure on the right has wavy blonde hair down past her shoulders, and wears a flowing white floor-length dress with long sleeves, with delicate lacework around the cuffs and neckline. She looks into the distance with a contemplative, sad expression. On her lap rests a small green book, covered by both of her hands. The figure on the left sits leaning with her head against shoulder of the other figure. She wears a similar dress but simpler, and in a dark slate grey. Her hair is dark and straight, and flows down her tilted face, and she looks off towards a nightingale bird perched on a nearby branch. She raises a hand towards the other figure as if to get her attention. Both figures are surrounded by various flowers. On the left of the frame are many spires of foxglove flowers in vivid pink and white, interspersed among green stinging nettles. On the right are the purple flowers of monkshood/wolfsbane. Wrapping around the figures is a clear stream flowing from a distant pond that descends in a series of steps. Around the stream are many small mossy rocks, and shoots of dark green dog's mercury. Above and behind the figures and flowers are two trees; on the left is a weeping willow with dangling dark green leaves. On the right are the branches of an old ash tree.
A snowy scene in which a humanoid figure in long black robes with the head of a rook stands in a churchyard holding a long spear. By its feet is a red fox. Both are flecked with fallen snow. Around them are many weathered snow-covered graves. In the background is a medieval church of warm coloured stone with large rectangular windows and a battlemented parapet topped with pinnacles. Behind the main body of the church is the tower with clock face and belfry. Behind the church are tall but bare trees dusted with snow. More snow falls in the air.
A snowy scene in which a humanoid figure in long black robes with the head of a rook stands in a churchyard holding a long spear. By its feet is a red fox. Both are flecked with fallen snow. Around them are many weathered snow-covered graves. In the background is a medieval church of warm coloured stone with large rectangular windows and a battlemented parapet topped with pinnacles. Behind the main body of the church is the tower with clock face and belfry. Behind the church are tall but bare trees dusted with snow. More snow falls in the air.
🎂 It's my special cake and candles day you all have to be nice to me because it's been QUITE the year 🎂
So share some of my paintings??
Haha, thank you! Those beams almost killed me!!
Thank you so much!!
Thank you!!
Thank you so much!!
I love the atmosphere and texture in your art!
I'm Will, and I'm an illustrator who enjoys drawing strange worlds with interesting lighting schemes.
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I’m an artist who turns inner emotions into moody, atmospheric art. I invite you to share your visions and creations in this art gathering
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Please enjoy my 100% accurate adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
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a painting of a girl walking through the rain, holding a white umbrella
It's hydrangea season. medium: Nicker poster colour on Arches watercolour paper