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[inkz123]

Sparkle sparkl✨✨✨

[nyaa]

[あろめみ]

[thenewazura]

pamela isley drawing from poison ivy 2022 in my style!!! :3

[quinngefail]

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Mr. Gordon has refused to comment at this time.

[rollingrockstar]

idk what i was tryna achieve w this i just got rlly bored

[xxinkys-ocsxx]

My gift to all the bill Cipher Simps

[ickachris]

“You don't like yourself. But you do admire yourself. It's all you've got so you cling to it. You're so afraid if you change, you'll lose what makes you special.”

[grogart]

Do you remember?

[babyorm]

just a little dude

[ursas-arts]

Getting back into drawing w some genshin doodlis

Might redraw the bike one digitally when Im not at work some time

Albedo I did the head details before I properly sketched out his body and arm positions and I wasn't happy with them so no limbs 4 u sorry crumblerrr

[molkolsdal]

Sikkim

@onemap2bags

[ghoooooooooooooooost]

muffled loud noise

[empyrisan]

2024 / 9 / 23 Detail shots of a finished dragon. I don't typically draw four arms on my dragons, but I had Tears of the Kingdom's dragons on my mind at the time I was working on this. I ought to draw fan art of them someday. I'm itching to color him, but I'm waiting until I can get a new flatbed scanner. I'm planning on putting together a coloring book of dragons since I've been so focused on inking and line work versus full-colored pieces and trying out different creature designs. Digital pages will be made available too once I have everything put together. I kept switching between two ballpoint pens due to one or the other going dry at various points in the inking process. I love drawing with ballpoint pens. They're the most pencil-like pens to me. My hand cramped badly by the end of this, but I really loved how all of those spikes turned out.

[thedawner]

Basil done with pens, markers and a bit of gouache.

[warm-poetry]

My photography, please leave credit. :)

[esperanzagalaxy]

for day 7 of dantepallooza 2018 we have giorgio vasari's six tuscan poets, in the form of a very sweet predecessor to my flat and minimalistic styles from today... isn't that wild?

the painting is a gorgeous, if slightly awkward, very crammed composition full of personality. for many reasons, both historical and pictoral, dante is the start of the show, and still he was put in a rather forced, perfect profile position instead of favoring a more forward-facing or natural angle, like that of his compatriots. i would say this speaks of the power of the representations previous to vasari that he likely had access to, such as botticelli's and bronzino's. there is just something believable and appealing of this man in red with his laurels, his sharp eyes, gorgeous nose and hard expression, that convinces us that it Must be dante.

while there is giotto's fresco and accounts such as giovanni villani's to give us actual first-hand information regarding dante's aspect, i'd say that 200 years after the man's death, we're rather deep into the real of the made up. but it's always when there's a nugget of truth in there that the fantasy becomes more appealing.

i went with a very minimalistic approach for this little piece to contrast it with vasari's very busy canvas. i still think it's pretty cute.