#scratchboard drawing

[frankenthey]

Scratchboard

[niff-of-draws]

horrors beyond human comprehension? in my computer? it’s more likely than you may think!

[id in alt!]

[sixtysilverwishes-art]

quick little nosferatu scratch

[byrd-bb]

Toby Hartwell Is A Creep, is a horror satirical musical written by myself, about a girl named Toby who believes there is a terrible monster terrorizing her and the people around her. But unfortunately nobody believes her claims, so she is left alone to deal with her inner turmoil for being known as “The Girl Who Cried Monster”

Here’s some illustration work I’ve done for my musical, along with some character sketches of Toby :3

[bcbdrums]

you are secretly an artist.

aaahhhh.... wh-who... me...?? ^^;;;;

okay, possibly yes..

[artdroidstudios]

Scratchboard of Papa Emeritus I from the band Ghost. This is the first installation of a mini series of scratchboards Im doing inspired by Ghost because its been on repeat since watching Rite Here Rite Now.

If you Like this piece follow me here on Tumblr or on TikTok

[00forbiddensoul00]

Have definitely been forgetting to post recently. Here’s a scratchboard I did of my character Sabel. I messed up on the right side with the burst, but I think I worked with it fine

[scrambler]

Thomas Ott, boss, the cat

[kamicat-art]

Scratch board drawing I just finished (￣з￣)

Did a little research on flower language for this one. The girl's flower is a rhododendron—which can represent inner strength and self-protection—while the ones around her are candytufts, which symbolize apathy and indifference

[wicketcityart]

some pages from a haunted house comic from a while ago 🗯

[weirdlynotspecific]

Realized all my art on this account is wack and old so I'll throw some of my newer stuff in here to cancel out the old stuff

Also some of these were taken at an art show so that's why the lighting is so weird

Also also slight tw for gore under the cut but it isn't super realistic

Unfinished self portrait, chalk pastel and pastel pencils on mysterious brown paper I found. Roughly 3ft tall and 2ft wide give or take, I don't remember.

This was for my abstract art unit in class. We each had to choose a topic and mine was heartache. Materials used were a combination of wire, plaster, paper-mache, and an unholy amount of painters tape and wood glue. Also screws to keep it together. Acrylic paint was used to finish it off, with nails in the organ-y piece. Also coated it with shellac (don't be stupid like I was when using shellac, do it in a well ventilated space, future you will thank you.), and the entire piece is on a 3x3 wood board. I think.

The boiler room of a hospital, and painted for my dad. Probably the most fun I had with a project, although I didn't finish it the way I wanted to (I'll probably go back and add finishing touches like straightening the pipes to an actual vanishing point before I give it to him lol). Used a mix of heavy body acrylic paint, Crayola acrylic paint, and modeling paste. Applied mostly with palette knives.

My least favorite art project of the year, mostly because the texture made me want to cry. Scratchboard is disgusting and vile. Anyways it's September and A-Through-L from The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making. Phenomenal book, highly recommend it. Also materials used were scratchboard and the weird little sticks used to scratch into it.

My first piece of the year (school year because that's how I keep time), and also one of my weaker ones. If I had the time I'd do it all over again, but I'm proud of the shoes so that's something. Done with oil pastels.

Finally, the project I'm most proud of. That is my sunroom, the weird phallic object is the shell of a bomb (it was a lamp, it is no longer a lamp) from WW2, and it is my favorite room in my house. I didn't sleep while working on this project, and it often made me want to cry, but it's done and I'm happy. Done with prismacolor colored pencils.

[foolscapper]

Did a quickie on a scratchboard! I need to do some fast traditional stuff more often. But it was fun to go in blind and scratch things like a lottery ticket, haha.

[noprettywholes]

I love her

[nixnada]

Drew a couple of moggies. I'm really into scratchboard art, drawing with light instead of shade, and I discovered I can get a pretty similar effect on Clip Studio using a black layer on a white layer, then using a G-pen brush on transparent to 'cut' into it.

[katarinanavane]

A few hand drawn octopus scratch board pendants. The round ones use pennies as the base, the rectangular ones use scrabble tiles.

[luna--778]

Nocturnal friend 🦇

A scratch board mask for night time shenanigans