#compostition

[anotherlimb]

Galen Wade - Bird Song (Live 6.21.2024) < this is pretty representative of what I have been trying to do toward shaping a sustainable live show, and I am so glad I got this captured, as I may even try and recreate it. But even if I do I will always come back to this as The Genesis. Thanks for the video, Andrew! http://shire.video

[radacovsky]

C_01

100 x 50 x 15 cm

Wood

Slovakia

2024

[arni-bohr]

Made this for my cousin who I’m gifting the game to!

[butchlifeguard]

thinking of that post again bc i love hockey violence and especially when women do it when i watched my first full pwhl game in full i took screenshots

[failvillain]

ok tumblr and especially tumblr mutuals: what's your favorite piece of art??

[chatfieldbraces]

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[morgannox]

No. 78 - Seadramon

I had drawn up a few compostition thumbnails for fun one night. Literally the next day I came across the Youtube channel for Oyun Orka and knew I had to try and replicate their underwater techniques for this piece. Love how this turned out, but I have got to study value levels a bit better.

Thumbnail and process below cut

[pointandshooter]

I always struggle taking pictures of trees. Do you have any tips?

I believe it is mostly about composition. I learned compostition by looking at lots of well-composed paintings, drawings, and photographs by established artists. I like the photos of trees by Robert Adams, but you might find another photographer or artist you like. After a while you will get to know instinctively when your photo is well-composed as you look at it in your camera or phone. If you are using a digital device, take lots of photos of the same tree or subject from different distances, angles, and lighting. When I started out, I would take hundreds of photos every day and I was lucky if one or two were okay.

Once you have a photo with good composition, you can edit that photo using apps or software to enhace the image if you like. There are a ton of videos and tutorials online that can help with editing.

I hope this helps.

[herpsandbirds]

Can you tell me who this is? Found in north MN in the boundary waters

Thank you!

Caterpillar ID - North MN, USA:

Hello, yes, this is a widespread moth whose caterpillars live and feed on a variety of flowers, especially asters/sunflowers/compostites.

Common Eupithecia Moth (Eupithecia miserulata), family Geometridae

Eupithecia miserulata - Wikipedia

Species Eupithecia miserulata - Common Eupithecia - Hodges#7474 - BugGuide.Net

[desolateburgr]

I NEED to look at acual refernces and do a NICE sketch b4 painting because this is so flat!!! and weird looking the compostition is awf3ul tbh and i should really draw a background (╬▔皿▔)╯

but! i got an xp 13 tablet for xmas `(*>﹏<*)′

I mainly use csp for planning paintings, concept art and fanart and i like how now i can look at my hands when drawing makes it so mcuh easier.

[pierogish]

your art is so wonderful! its so expressive and colorful and joyful and never overworked. your compositions also really blow my mind! if youve ever recorded any timelapses or if you ever would like to elaborate on your process ever, i would love to see it + would pay money to. have a good day!

Hi! I apologize that it took me so long to get to this ask! Thank you so much for this incredible and kind compliment!! :') <3 I enjoy having fun with compositions and everything else and I'm glad you like what comes out of it!

Thank you for being interested in process! I haven't been answering for so long because I couldn't come up with a good answer... I have never recorded any timelapses and don't intend to in the nearest future. Also every time the process looks differently, haha..

But I compiled potentially interesting pictures (for free) - under cut :)

one fun thing I do quite often is that I begin something on paper and then complete digitally. Doodling in textbooks and sketchbooks was the beginning of many stuff

This Seri process is one of my favorites, he was born from leftover green food coloring that I splashed and smeared over pages. Then I begin my favorite game of searching for shapes and letting them "grow" naturally from what there is.. if that makes sense.

From those little monsters that were born during classes then appeared compositions, because having some starting point is helpful to me, even if it gets completely lost eventually.

I don't have a scan and use the imperfection of phone pics for my advantage, sometimes it creates additional texture or interesting colors after little bit of editing.

This one took longer than most of other works. (dont go after me for unrealistic architecture)

I was struggling to come up with compostition for the cathedral so again beginning with a doodle of a random arch helped. and in the end there's an infinite "yeah now it's finally done" *spends a couple of hours more*. on screenshot these are all versions I thought would be final and I sent them to look at on my phone and immediately went to fix something else :P

Beginning from a detail isn't a classic way to build a composition, and usually it's reasonable to start from defining big shapes, and that's what I do often. There are just different approaches of creating compostitions that I like using. Starting from a piece and shaping the rest from there helps me find something I maybe wouldn't have thought of doing otherwise. But it's very important to always hold a big picture in mind of course! After looking at a piece of doodle for a while, I have an approximate picture in mind of how I want to use it.

With digital doodles I usually do lineart immediately without sketching it first, then I can edit or erase it or blend with colors. Have fun and be yourself is the only rule

thank you again <3 I hope it was helpful!

[presidentkittycherk]

gave up on my pierre animtic sigh ms paint pissing me off... onto bigger qn dbetter things!!!!!!! it wasnt bad, just wasnt a fen of the compostitions and stuff i was just too enamoured with oak

[unknownteapot]

regardless whether or not it's a prank. Those pictures are beautiful, like whew

no i was literally thinking this!!!

they're stunning, brennan really went all in like the compostition and the symmetry/duality in a lot of them makes my film student ass so happy 🥳

[obscurecrows]

hii i saw your patho fanart on tiktok and had to find and reblog it bc of how it hit me, and come to find out you draw f&h stuff too! anyway i just wanted to say i really like your art, your use of colour and your compostition especially!

also, favorite pathologic character(s)?

thank you! im Glad you think of my art that way, colors and Composition is something i Still want to change and better in my art, so im impressed people like that from my art the most.

for my favorite pathologic characters, ive played classic hd and currently am playing p2, and from the healers my favorites always been Artemy, but i also Like maria, the stamatins, young vlad.. . aspity... yulia.. my Love.. and eva.

in General i like most of the characters, but i like to stare at those a little more than the others. The list changes.. Artemy always Will be my number one however 🩷

[k00294490]

Thursday 18th April

Today we did a portrait colour study. I wore a green top so I could explore it's effect on the tones of my face.

This was my set up, I had a drawing board on my easel for the painting and had another easel set up with a mirror. I taped up red and green paper. The red would make the green pop and the green would make make my green top fade into the wall.

I started with thumbnail sketches to pick my compostition then lightly sketched out my features in pencil.

It took ages for me to figure out how to mix the colours I wanted. I spent a long time on this. I also ended up moving my features as I realised the proportions were wrong.

I made the side of my face nearest the red paper have more red in the tones I mixed. The green top was reflecting green onto my chin and neck so I added a pale green there. I also picked up the green tinge on my face from the paper. I exaggerrated the colours for fun and I really liked them. Something about the face reminds me of Paula Rego's work.

[9r9ia]

dude i just found ur art and i am in LOVE?? your lines are gorgeous, elegant and utilitarian at the same time, you convey so much form with so little!?!? ⁉️ and the COLORS ? THE COMPOSTITIONS !???! 💣💥sorry if this is fucking unhinged but im studying your style in 300x magnification bro youre absolutely cooking over here

THANK YOU😢😢💛