#dynamic canvas

[mayamidnightmelody]

Glen Orbik

In the vivid realm of pulp art, where every brushstroke is an adventure and every canvas a portal to intrigue, one name stands out like a beacon of creativity: Glen Orbik. In this unconventional exploration, we delve into the kaleidoscopic world of Orbik's artwork, where nostalgia collides with innovation, and the mundane is transformed into the extraordinary.

Glen Orbik, a maestro of the pulp art universe, was more than just a painter; he was a storyteller wielding a brush as his pen. His works, reminiscent of the Golden Age of pulp fiction, evoke a sense of nostalgia for an era when adventure lurked around every corner and danger was a mere heartbeat away.

Orbik's canvases were not just static images; they were living, breathing worlds pulsating with energy. Each stroke of his brush gave birth to characters who seemed to leap off the page, beckoning viewers into a realm where anything was possible. From hard-boiled detectives to femme fatales, from masked vigilantes to dashing explorers, Orbik's characters embodied the spirit of adventure in all its forms.

What sets Orbik apart from his contemporaries is his willingness to embrace the unconventional. In an age where realism reigned supreme, Orbik dared to infuse his artwork with a sense of surrealism that bordered on the fantastical. His use of bold colors and dynamic compositions defied traditional conventions, inviting viewers to suspend their disbelief and immerse themselves in a world where reality and imagination blurred together seamlessly.

At the heart of Orbik's work lies the magic of pulp fiction, a genre that thrives on the thrill of the unknown and the allure of the forbidden. His paintings capture the essence of this genre, transporting viewers to a time when heroes wore fedoras and villains lurked in the shadows, when every twist of fate was a new chapter in an epic saga of adventure and intrigue.

Though Glen Orbik may have left this world, his legacy lives on in the hearts and minds of those who were touched by his art. His paintings continue to inspire a new generation of artists, reminding us that the true power of art lies not in its physical form, but in its ability to ignite the imagination and stir the soul.

In conclusion, Glen Orbik's journey through pulp art is a testament to the enduring power of creativity and the boundless possibilities of the human imagination. Through his paintings, he invites us to embark on a voyage of discovery, where every brushstroke is a step into the unknown and every canvas a gateway to adventure.

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Was just scribbling about Connie's design. How she has this sweet voice, and big doe eyes, rounded face, and fluffy girl-next-door hair but she's the type that WILL cut you up because she has been deliberating about it and already made a decision before she pulled out that shiv. ( I don't know if I'm joking. 🙂 )

The rest is just some other random commission break doodles taking space. :p

[gremnda]

Part of the family :]

[monotone-artist]

hello please click images for better quality oh my god tumblr whyy

[id in alt]

maria shows shadow how to play dress-up (she's always wanted to do it with someone else)

thank u @fly-sky-high-09 for the request, i had a lot of fun with this hehe

[shmorp-mcdurgen]

Voice from the wasteland

[octopiopa]

they were everything to me during my rewatch of s1

so much wasted potential . . .

[minthological]

hello, fwendy-wends!

i bring you my little painting of wiggog y'wrath because i am. not normal about him. haha

sketch + alt pics below the cut <3

the one above is before sealant, these ones are ~30 minutes after sealing! also tilted one a little so you can see the shinies better! highlights my beloved 💚

[lunarpleurodon]

my special garbage

[butterfilledpockets]

the dude-dles

(some warmup doodles of the B.E.N.T)

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this shitheads own the only hammer capable of shattering my art block

[canvasmirror]

Umberto Boccioni (Italian, 1882-1916) • Self-Portrait • 1905

Boccioni an influential Italian painter and sculptor. He helped shape the revolutionary aesthetic of the Futurism movement as one of its principal figures. Despite his short life, his approach to the dynamism of form and the deconstruction of solid mass guided artists long after his death.[4] His works are held by many public art museums, and in 1988 the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City organized a major retrospective of 100 pieces. – Wikipedia

Boccioni's Dynamism of a Cyclist (1913) is perhaps his best known work and an example of futurism which strived to depict speed, modern methods of transport, and the depiction of the dynamic sensation of movement.

[feral--opossum]

"I have the honor to be your obedient servant..."

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For @cheap-slaw <33 thank you for doing an art trade with me, I always love drawing your Stone designs

[thedeepfanpage]

[boinday]

This is my favourite character dynamic 🥹

I really like it when characters challenge each other 👉👈

Like when they're clearly in love but they just CANNOT get on the same page 🥺

"I would do anything for you EXCEPT concede this argument >:( "

I call this character dynamic: "I would die for you, but it will be on THIS hill 😤"

[timberhearths]

so um. i do see i haven't posted in like a month and a half. i think this is a wonderful comeback 😁😁

[hayconrisa]

hayconrisa snow day stuff i drew when it snowed and never posted

[theladyofshalott1989]

[ Read the Like Moths to a Flame series ]

Sebastian & Damien's relationship theme song: "Hold Me Down" by The Happy Fits

"Maybe I'm crazy I've Been talking to myself at night And I'm feelin' so alone If I can get the words out right To tell you how I feel, I might But they're comin' out so wrong Then the voices, they come rushin' in Like a ten tonne truck into soft cement Now the words make sense but I can't repeat Because sense don't make what it used to be I'm here, my love, but I'm floating, baby"