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meruz · 3 years

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Aforementioned long ask post please excuse me while i try to figure out tumblr's new text editor. I’ll get into the art meme questions first and then the rest at the end.

Ok first of all thank you all for sending in questions! Giving me an excuse to talk hehe. I’ll address these in number order. Here’s a link to the ask meme for reference but also I’ll restate the question for ease of reading.

1. When did you get into art?

Super cliche answer but I don’t remember a time where I WASN’T the weird art kid! I started keeping a dedicated sketchbook when I was about 12? But here’s a page from my kindergarten journal about what I want to be when I grow up.

2. What art-related sites have you ever signed up for?

LOL this is a weird question. Not sure why so many people want to know. Anyways I definitely had a dA. more than one dA account. I used to browse oekakis when I was a kid but I think I was only signed up to some small ones that internet friends owned. What else...? Mangabullet,Tegakie, Paintberri, iscribble back when that was a thing, instagram if that COUNTs, I used to post art on livejournal and dreamwidth too. Patreon, I guess. Gumroad, inprnt, bigcartel, storenvy all for selling stuff.

In terms of resources.. I have a schoolism account that I’m sharing with friends. Used to take classes on coursera for free. I signed up to textures.com for work recently haha. I can’t remember if I ever had an account on posemaniacs. Did they have accounts...? I definitely used to visit all the time.

3. Show us your oldest piece of art you have on hand.

Alright here’s me actually logging into my old deviantart account. These are from September 2008 So I was 13 years old. I don’t have a deviantart account from before then because 13 was the required age for having an account and I didn’t want to lie about my age because I wanted people to be impressed by how young yet clearly incredible at art I was LOL.

4. What defines your artistic style?

You guys are probably more equipped to answer this than me but uh... I wanna say... Focus on colors. And... a slightly heavy hand? Like confident... not always well-considered mark making HAH...

Also I think I have a pretty healthy mix of american comics/manga influences. I feel like people who are into american comics always think my art is too manga and people who are into anime/manga always think my art is too american. And I’m taking that as a good sign.

5. Do you practice other styles/have you tried other styles in the past?

I like to think I switch it up a bunch! I mean, these are pretty different, right?

I think I’ve mentioned this before but one thing I really took away from art school is that, for an illustrator at least, art style shouldn’t be consistent. Your greatest weapon is changing the aspects of your style based on the task, the emotions and message you want to illustrate etc. So depending on the project I’m working on, the fandom I’m drawing for, whether I want something to be funny or serious or dramatic, I’ll change things about my style all the time.

One thing I don’t rly post on here is really tight polished work and that’s because I do that for my day job haha. If you’re not paying me... I’m probably not gonna color in the lines.

6. What levels of artistic education have you had?

I have a whole ass diploma LOL. Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration. from the Rhode Island School of Design. And I had a great college experience tbh. Besides the student loans. If any of you guys are thinking about art school feel free to e-mail or message me questions or concerns, I’ll be happy to help. Be as honest as I can be.

7. Show us at least one picture you drew or sketched recently that you did not put on a public site.

heres the wandavision kids. Uhh what else do I have...I feel like I’m rummaging for loose change here...

assorted valentines prep doodles

8. What is your favourite piece that you have done?

Well, obviously this is gonna change all the time and generally it’s gonna be my most recent piece LOL. So yeah, why the hell not. I’ll say it’s this one. I have a pretty short memory which I count as a blessing for an artist. I don’t dwell that long on older work and it keeps me moving forward.

10. What do you like most about your art?

I like that it’s something that only I would make! I had this thought fairly recently and I wrote it down in my sketchbook, it’s pretty cheesy and rambling but it felt revolutionary at the time:

So yeah. I like my art best when it’s the most me and for me. And I like it least when it feels like I’m just making something for social media or for other people’s expectations or whatever.

14. What do you like drawing the most?

Kids in baggy clothing are like my go-to LOL idk if that’s obvious. but also I like being challenged so lately I’ve really loved drawing multi-character compositions, environments, weird angles, etc.

oh i LOVE drawing the underside of shoes lol. And bandages. People that are kinda beat up.. I think it comes from getting a bunch of cuts all the time. I’m always patching myself up and I want to patch characters up too.

15. What do you like drawing the least?

mmm I try to find something to like in every drawing but lets see... I don’t like doing commissions of people’s dogs. Just because it’s normally like... a family friend and my mom volunteered me without my consent and I don’t even really know what they’re expecting me to draw and I don’t even get to meet the dog. Also I’m not that great at dog anatomy. Trying to learn though.

18. What is your purpose for drawing?

This could have a million answers! Uhhh to GIT GOOD??? But also to express myself... and also to make money... I mean it depends on what the drawing IS. I draw fanart mostly to connect to people in the fandom so if you ever see me drawing fanart please take it as like an open invitation to talk to me about the character haha.

20. How would you rank your art? (poor, mediocre, good, etc.)

Good!!! I have a lot of self-confidence primarily born out of ignorance and a short attention span. If I don’t think too hard about how many other artists are mindblowingly unfathombly good... its easy to think I’m good too! LOL

In all seriousness though, I think the opinion a person has of their art is like a crazy balancing act, right? Like you have to think you suck enough to want to get better but also you have to think you’re good enough to not want to give up. I think we’re all walking that line, I know I am! But also I’m a glass half-full type of person so. Most of the time I feel good about it.

22. List at least one of your “artspirations.”

This is a good question because I’ve been trying and failing to put together one of those “influence map” memes for like a full month now. What’s giving me a hard time is I feel like none of these are actually really obvious “““influences”““ in my art? Like it’s hard to see a lot of them in the work I make...? But idk maybe you guys’ll see what I can’t.

And these are just a couple! God there’s so many more. I could talk about other artists for ages, from all different genres of art. Daumier, Rockwell like every illustrator out there, Dana Gibson, Alex Toth, Hiroshi Yoshida, a lot of the Brandywine School. Lots of current working artists too, Karl Kerschl, frikkin Masashi Kishimoto lol, Jake Wyatt, Richie Pope, Edouard Caplain, Matt Cook, Sachin Teng, - lots of big internet artists, Sophie Li, Freddy Carrasco, Milliofish, Angela Sung... like all my friends from art school too. I could just keep going but I’ll stop for now lol.

24. Do you have a shameful art past? (recolour sprite comics, tracing art, etc.)

I mean if that’s how we’re defining shameful?? sure LOL. It’s not sprite comics but I used to do pokemon sprite recolors all the time. And I used to trace manga panels and color them... Granted this was all when I was like under 12 yrs old so it’s not even embarrassing. Can you really call it shameful when a 7 year old wets the bed or whatever? Not really. In fact some of these are cool as fuck. Look

25. Draw a picture!

Man I’m so tired now but here.

I used to get a lot of compliments for drawing people smiling lol but I don’t think I’ve drawn a lot of smiling lately.. here’s proof I’ve still got it.

OK MEME DONE. onto the rest.

I read this ask first thing when i opened my computer in the morning and it made me really emotional.. I’m so glad my sketches could help you!!

I think a lot of artists on social media talk about the struggle of making art but imo not enough people talk about the joy! Like I know it’s corny but. I really meant what I said at the beginning of that sketchbook about re-contextualizing art around process and progress > product and perfection. I think its super important..! The strength of messy, unfinished, and energetic art! For the feeling of it, for the love it!

That's crazy!!! I hope you like 'em. The whole line of x-books is really good rn imo.

Hi! I totally have the answer for digital stuff on my faq lol. But in terms of drawing on paper.. it varies! I tend to use sketchbooking and any on-paper doodling I do as a way to loosen up/warm-up or experiment. But right now my go-to aresenal is:

from top > bottom

- kuretake no.55 doublesided brush pen

- tombow fudenosuke

- muji 0.38 ballpoint

- medium size poscas

- grey tombow double brush pens

- good ol bic mechanical pencil

not EXACTly sure which inking you referring to from my sketchbook but if I had to take a guess it'd probably be the kuretake no55. That's been my main inker, lately. Great for sketching with the thin end too.

You can print out and eat my art if you like. Just please don't mass produce or re-sell. <3

Thanks! I've come to accept that my art is always gonna be sort of gestural and painty naturally. It's getting it to tighten up enough to be legible that's hard lol...

uh yeah lol I agree actually. I think yolei is great.

I assume these asks are related? LOL

1) Yeah totally true. I love David.

2) I don’t take requests, sorry! But if you want to commission me to draw Legion i would be MORE than happy to. Just e-mail me at [email protected].

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#ask #anonymous

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alexlacquemanne · 2 years

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Mars MMXXII

Films

Coplan prend des risques (1964) de Maurice Labro avec Dominique Paturel, Virna Lisi, André Weber, Jacques Balutin et Yvonne Clech

Mado (1976) de Claude Sautet avec Michel Piccoli, Ottavia Piccolo, Jacques Dutronc, Charles Denner, Romy Schneider, Julien Guiomar et Claude Dauphin

Carambolages (1963) de Marcel Bluwal avec Jean-Claude Brialy, Louis de Funès, Michel Serrault, Sophie Daumier, Anne Tonietti et Henri Virlogeux

La Marie du port (1950) de Marcel Carné avec Jean Gabin, Nicole Courcel, Blanchette Brunoy, Julien Carette et Claude Romain

Crime et Châtiment (1956) de Georges Lampin avec Jean Gabin, Marina Vlady, Ulla Jacobsson, Bernard Blier, Robert Hossein, Gaby Morlay et Lino Ventura

Le Cavaleur (1979) de Philippe de Broca avec Jean Rochefort, Nicole Garcia, Annie Girardot, Lucienne Legrand, Danielle Darrieux et Catherine Alric

Un témoin dans la ville (1959) de Édouard Molinaro avec Lino Ventura, Sandra Milo, Franco Fabrizzi, Robert Dalban et Jacques Berthier

Claire Andrieux (2019) de Olivier Jahan avec Jeanne Rosa, Thomas VDB, Emma de Caunes, Yannick Renier et Michel Vuillermoz

Notre-Dame brûle (2022) de Jean-Jacques Annaud avec Samuel Labarthe, Jean-Paul Bordes, Mikaël Chirinian, Jérémie Laheurte et Sébastien Lalanne

La strada (1954) de Federico Fellini avec Anthony Quinn, Giulietta Masina, Richard Basehart, Aldo Silvani et Marcella Rovena

Les Fantômes du chapelier (1982) de Claude Chabrol avec Michel Serrault, Charles Aznavour, Monique Chaumette, François Cluzet, Aurore Clément et Isabelle Sadoyan

Le Crabe-Tambour (1977) de Pierre Schoendoerffer avec Jean Rochefort, Jacques Perrin, Claude Rich, Jacques Dufilho et Aurore Clément

Le Jardinier d'Argenteuil (1966) de Jean-Paul Le Chanois avec Jean Gabin, Liselotte Pulver, Pierre Vernier et Curd Jürgens

Séries

Les Enquêtes du commissaire Maigret Saison 7

Mon ami Maigret

Top Gear Saison 21, 22, 12, 13, 18, 10, 11, 14, 16, 15

Road trip à Tchernobyl - La course des Tsars - Trois camions d'enfer - Trophée Andros - Les pire voiture de l'histoire - Spécial Journée Circuit - Les pire voitures anglaises - Apprentis policiers - Alfas bon marché - 1200 km en un plein - Bolide électrique - L'Albanie en Rolls-Royce - Les rois du camping - Du grand art ! - Cabriolet d'occasion - Spécial Nativité

Dix pour cent Saison 1

Cécile - Line et Françoise - Nathalie et Laura - Audrey - Julie et Joey - François

Starsky & Hutch Saison 2, 3

Bras de fer - La petite fille perdue - Superstitieux, Moi ? - Esprit, es-tu là ? - Traquenard : 1ère partie - Traquenard : 2ème partie - Que la route est longue - Le clown - Coupables ? - Jungle, vous avez dit jungle ? - Créatures de rêve : 1ère partie - Créatures de rêve : 2ème partie - Les Jours se ressemblent - Les héros

Le Coffre à Catch

#65 : Masterclass & consécration pour CM Punk - #66 : Un Catcheur de Retour : Devinez Qui Est-Ce ??

Columbo Saison 4, 5, 3

Exercice fatal - État d'esprit - La femme oubliée - Le Chant du cygne

Kaamelott Livre III, IV, II

L’Empressée - La Ronde II - Mission - La Baliste - La Baraka - La Veillée - Le Tourment III - La Potion de fécondité II - L’Attaque nocturne - La Restriction II - Les Défis de Merlin II - Saponides et Détergents - Le Justicier - La Crypte maléfique - Arthur in Love II - La Grande Bataille - La Fête de l’hiver II - Sous les verrous II - Le Vulgarisateur - Witness - Le Tribut - Le Culte secret - Le Mangonneau - La Chevalerie - Le Mauvais Augure - Raison d’argent II - Les Auditeurs libres - Le Baiser romain - L’Espion - Alone in the Dark - Le Législateur - L’Insomniaque - L’Étudiant - Le Médiateur - Le Trophée - Hollow Man - La Dispute 1re partie - La Dispute 2e partie - Tous les matins du monde 1re partie - Tous les matins du monde 2e partie - Raison et Sentiments - Les Tartes aux fraises - Le Dédale - Les Pisteurs - Le Traître - Le Rebelle - La Rencontre - Always - L'anniversaire de Guenièvre - Les Volontaires II - La Faute 1re partie - La Faute 2e partie - L’Ascension du Lion - Une vie simple - Le Privilégié - Le Bouleversé - Les Liaisons dangereuses - Les Exploités II - Dagonet et le Cadastre - Duel 1re partie - Duel 2e partie - La Foi bretonne - Au service secret de Sa Majesté - La Parade - Seigneur Caius - L’Échange 1re partie - L’Échange 2e partie - L’Échelle de Perceval - La Chambre de la reine - Les Émancipés - La Révoquée

Peacemaker Saison 1

A Whole New Whirled - Best Friends, For Never - Better Goff Dead - The Choad Less Traveled - Monkey Dory - Murn After Reading - Stop Dragon My Heart Around - It's Cow or Never

Spectacles

Les Musiques de John Williams et Hans Zimmer en concert symphonique par le Yellow Socks Orchestra (2022)

Bisous bisous (1990) de Marc Camoletti et Georges Folgoas avec Bernard Menez, Henri Guybet, Vannick Le Poulain, Marcelline Collard et Bénédicte Roy

La puce à l'oreille (1998) de Georges Feydeau avec Jean-Paul Belmondo, Cristiana Reali, Sabine Haudepin, Pierre Vernier, Antoine Duléry, Jean-Paul Bordes et Laurent Gamelon

Voyage de noces (1998) de Marc Camoletti avec Yolande Folliot, Thierry Beccaro et Michel Robbe

Livres

Réparons la ville ! de Sylvain Grisot et Christine Leconte

Perso de Antoine de Caunes

Le Parfum de l'invisible, tome 1 de Milo Manara

Stargate de Dean Devlin et Roland Emmerlich

Kyoto limited express de Olivier Adam et Arnaud Auzouy

Les Profs : Tome 1 : Interro surprise de Erroc et Pica

Les tribulations d'un Chinois en Chine de Jules Verne

Batman : Les Nouvelles Aventures Volume 1 de Ty Templeton et Rick Burchett

#mediatheque #mars22

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