#angular forms

[clouvu]

Cooking up an older Clervie outfit design so I don't have to keep drawing her looking like her child self but Long

[arc-hus]

Mary Queen of Peace Church, Neviges, Germany - Gottfried Boehm

[cloudinal]

Happy Pride !!

Hoodless version below cut

[piperonipizzabot]

Hey guys

[foxssonicdoodles]

saw @itz-pandora’s misc AU super sonic, blacked out, and then this guy was on my screen

[atlasparrichada]

Pyramid Condominiums William Morgan Maryland, USA, 1975

[daily-madcom-drawings]

Day 93

Decided to do a challenge because I wanted to use more of my coloured pencils. All colours were picked randomly

[pokemonfrommemory]

If donphan was also made of copper

[turqrambles]

As someone whose taken quite a few college art history courses, Sir Daniel’s situation in MediEvil 2 is so fascinating to me. He has his own wing in the London Museum including a pedestal displaying his remains and a book recounting the tale of a knight that would rise once more to save the land from evil, so now I gotta wonder...

Just how big of a folklore figure is Sir Daniel Fortesque in this world.

Is Sir Daniel considered a Saint. Was he posthumously made a martyr by the Church. Do oil paintings from the Renaissance and Baroque period represent him with specific types of iconography, the kinds of things that people write entire books about, postulating that “Sir Daniel is commonly depicted with an arrow through the left eye in artwork of the 15th century to represent the perseverance of the holy spirit in the face of Evil” or something. Did he replace Saint George in this world and become a figurehead of Christian mythology. Did Shakespeare write a play about the Ballad of Gallowmere. Was Donatello commissioned to create a marble sculpture of Sir Daniel in Florence. Is the knight in shining armor trope in English literature now based off of the idealized version of Daniel.

...did Disney make a Sir Daniel movie in the 1950′s that later became a backbone of their brand? Could Sir Daniel Fortesque in the modern day (which he does visit in the comics) buy a stuffed animal of a Disney-styled version of himself right before he does that interview with that London historian?

[arc-hus]

R·torso·C, Tokyo - Atelier Tekuto

[ivvwwwwwi34]

trying to find the right style for him

[sky-blue-memories]

Rock pikmin my beloved!!!!

[antisatiric]

for anyone wondering and also for my own personal satisfaction---the reason the left side of twain's face looks the way it does is because that's the effect 44 has. he lives and exists in black-and-white and twain's powers, when they have visual representations outside of manifesting something from a story, also generally appear purely black-or-white. the bits on his head are specifically from a time where 44 touched him pretty briefly. his hair was affected directly and his face as a slowly-spreading result of that, though the desaturation isn't quite as intense there because it's ONLY affecting his skin and not, say, his blood or muscles or other internals.

but twain's had his own kind of effect on 44, too! since 44 tends to manifest himself in a comfortable form for his disciples, he also currently takes a form that's similar in facial and bodily structure to twain but without necessarily the same sense of style and obviously with a drastically different personality.

[atlasparrichada]

Barcelona Humberto Rivas Barcelona, Spain, 1982

[fy-banshee-scream]

Quelqu’un call me Lucky Luke for i just Lassoed your xmen

[areyouwho-ithinkyouare]

k i’ve consulted with my former-architecture-student dad and he’s gonna help me solve the issue but also he’s never made anything with clay in his life so i AM gonna have to get some air dry stuff so we can make test versions and he can get a sense of how clay works as a material