#scratchboard project

[snowwtrapped34]

drawing of my stupid-ass son on scratch board for a project for school

[marshroom580]

does tumblr like this one?

[the-sea-anemone]

it happened again 🥲🥲

pros of knitting: new item of clothing + something to do with your hands while listening to podcasts/watching tv/during a long commute

cons of knitting: stabbed myself under the nail with a knitting needle and now my finger hurts 🥲

[demgozellegs]

Big ol' art dump :3

1st: DnD comm WIP

2nd: King in Yellow project for my Illustration 1 class

3rd: Book cover final for Illustration 1

4th: Alien tribute piece loosely based off of Alien: Romulus

5th: Skull scratchboard for my Illustration Media class

6th: DnD comm

[gotta-get-to-the-bottom-of-this]

We did some practice before our big project on the scratchboard, so I made a Wheatley :3

[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.

[enteragoodnamehere]

oh yeagh I was browsing my camera roll and I remembered I had these!!! Some scratchboard projects I’ve made for school that im still proud of, left was for 2021-2022 and right was for 2022-2023 :]

[kingtylerproductions]

Scratchboard Project

This was probably my favorite project from this course. I love the way it came out and any project involving my cat is already great. I was hard to finish because it was due the week of finals and I had so much other stuff, but it looks great.

Heres the practice drawing I also did.

[paintingdragonfeathers]

It’s that time of year again—another Catstealer’s collaborative tarot project! Featuring over 70 talented artists from around the world, for their second dragon-themed deck I was assigned to tackle a major arcana card—so here’s a sneak peek of The Wheel of Fortune for the Umbral Wings deck! Stay tuned for the full reveal near the end of the Kickstarter campaign at the tail end of July. I’ve been sitting on this dragon for a while and I’m STOKED to share her!

The kickstarter goes live June 21st here—> https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/monsterbrainsoup/umbral-wings-dragon-tarot

I will drop more info again when it goes live.

#dragon #dragons #tarot #tarotdeck #collaborativetarot #fantasy #art #illsutration #goldfish #wheeloffortune #scratchboard #paintingdragonfeathers #Kickstarter #collaboration

[demonicintegrity]

A little wip of a 10 week long project I'm doing for a class. This chapter is in scratchboard with a digital pink touch, details to be revisited later.

Anyone up for a little horror for the fall season? Perhaps a zine?

[jj-ziegler-art]

"Dolly" Llama is my 3rd scratchboard drawing. This project was completed on thick scratchboard material rather than paper. Completed April 2025

[lloyddahb0i]

Here is the first project where we made 2 illustrations (one environmental and one more character heavy.) and the chapter header (skeleton hand with coin.) all on scratchboard.

The Title of the Story is "Snips, Tales, and Royal Scales"

[melancholic-entrails]

i thought this would be a good time to bring up this buff barney scratchboard project i did for art class- yes, i did this for a grade, i got a high b but thats cuz i turned it in a bit late.

the instructions were to do something realistic

and so i remembered the nightmare fuel realistic barney, and asked my art teacher if i could draw him. she said as long as he was realistic.

(3rd grader tumblr) barneys such a loser man i don’t even think he’s a real dinosaur i wish i could blow him up and kill him forever

[chiropteracupola]

movie poster for a fic that I'm not actually writing

[original-oz-soda]

Working on a scratchboard portrait of my dog Gus for my drawing and painting 2 class.

[almostoveranalyzed]

I got an extra scratchboard in the mail, and I really wanna do my son, Thomas.

Time to scour the internet for the perfect image of him to reference