Art Share🎨

another phone sketch w/ stylus on Sketchbook app. trying out the charcoal brushes!

colored ink

I plan to draw all solar terms this year, starting with Spring Commences, which is today!

Acrylic paint and marker on paper.

Mmmm I’ve tried a lot of mediums, and I’m really excited been having a lot of fun with vector art :D

Ophiocordyceps unilateralis

I don’t think I can express how much I love the reference I used for this. The lighting is spectacular.

Felt inspired to draw something strawberry in my sketchbook 🍓 Ended up drawing a little cute Sylveon 😗

ink and watercolor

Acrylic on paper.

Goblinpede 5 Inches tall Made from paper, aluminum foil, masking tape, latex, doll eyes, Apoxie Sculpt. Enjoy!

Because this gentleman is clearly as smooth as. I don’t know what it is but white hair is my thing. Being a bald man maybe I’m just envious?

Acrylic on paper.

Oil painting I made on a whim. I’m still learning a lot lol.

Every once in a while when searching for references I find one I have to stop everything and paint. That happened here. Fantastic photo and composition and the model is gorgeous.

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/27046702

Watercolor and ink on paper.

Digital with Sketchbook

Watercolor and ink on paper.

Watercolor on paper

Acrylic on canvas, 16x20 inches.

Like a regular bag, but for fairies.

Alcohol markers on this canvas stretched on card.

Drawn in carbon pencil with a tighter approach

Bevdan Bridge was built in 1926 and is currently crumbling into Flat Creek. Some call it Crybaby Bridge. There are a number of unofficial Crybaby bridges around the country with various reasons given for the name. In fact there is a whole wiki dedicated to the life of bridges with that nickname. Bevdan Bridge is not listed there.

Digital, with Sketchbook on Note 10.

Acrylic on paper

Tried doing some quick sketching outside lately. I didn’t like it, but still think it’s cute haha. Also had trouble photographing it; it keeps looking off in photos…

My first watercolor en plein air. Broke my book. Was incredibly windy so I couldn’t do much while holding the pages down and I didn’t think to bring a paper towel.

Magnus Hjalmar Munsterhjelm’s stacks of rye

Watercolor and ink on paper.

this my take on a matisse painting, that you can find here.

I tried really hard to capture the warmth, nuance, and beauty of the models skin and subtracting everything else. I think I did the best I have with hard and soft edges as well.

Messing around with Sketchbook App and stylus on my phone. I’ve got lots of weird ones llke this buring a hole in my hard drive if anyone is interested in more.

Watercolor on paper.

The reference model is wearing a black dress on a black background but not pure lightless black. I decided to push it and to give her skin a little sparkle to imply something supernatural. How’d I do?

Ink and watersoluble graphite

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/44003566

Watercolor and ink on paper.

Simplification is the game with art. And I wanted to do something with more detail than I normally include. Looks like a real face.

I thought about something interesting. Emoji art, make art using emojis only. You’re allowed to stretch and resize, and color the emojis. cut up emojis to make new emojis and stuff. You could find SVGs of emojis here https://icon-sets.iconify.design/noto/?keyword=noto

Trying to do something a little more stylized and less “photographic”. The model’s hair is in a bun and is also in gray scale. So a change this big is a big deal for me.

I tried multiple times to get his face right. Three hours of drawing and erasing. I couldn’t get it. Total failure. I’ll try again some other year. Hopefully before the cancer gets Bruce Campbell. But sometimes you don’t ink the drawing you want but the drawing you did.

When you absolutely must paint something over the top fabulous, you must paint drag queens!!!

Watercolor and ink on paper.

Little drawing made for a friend.

Inspired by a talk I went to where a scientist was explaining how you can prove that animals use binocular vision for depth perception. You give them teeny tiny 3D glasses and show them images of food that you can only see if you’re using both eyes together. And yes, cuttlefish do it.

Acrylic on paper. Forgot to post yesterday.

Continuing to enjoy the new brush I made to paint.

For comparison, the previous version:

Acrylic on paper

I’m trying not to spam. I liked this one. This is my boy, Bruno.

I’ve been saving this reference for when I felt confident enough to tackle it. That day is today. But I had to make my own brush (for the first time) to get the results I wanted. Thoughts?

Acrylic on paper

Watercolour & ink

Drawn on a S25 Ultra

Ink on paper

Edit: Acrylic on paper

Ink on paper

Ink sketch