#the art of loish

[justheblueberry]

this dream of mine

[reloaderror]

saw @owllooker draw coco’s dress incredibly cloud shaped and immediately knew i wanted in on that. so here’s another unrendered piece cause apparently that’s all im capable of these days

[thecollectibles]

Art by Lois Van Baarle

[sergle]

hey just between me and y'all, do any of those like... glaze/nightshade/etc services Work for their intended purpose of protecting art, is there any merit to them, and are They Themselves also doing any type of data scraping, or what

[c-rowlesdraws]

this youtube ad might be the strangest one I’ve ever seen, in terms of format. It’s an ad for the new Exorcist movie, ostensibly, but look at the timestamp at top left— it’s ONE HOUR long!? It opened to a render/photo collage of a dark room with lightning flashing outside and some ambient sounds, then these two characters tied up in these chairs appeared; the whole thing has the vibes of one of those oldschool point-and-click horror games on Newgrounds to me, which is nostalgic but still puzzling. I waited to see what might happen… but these characters just sat there. One of them whispered, “don’t be scared,” which was kind of her. I appreciated the reassurance, even though she was the one tied to a chair in a spooky room and not me. The first time I saw this ad, also while watching on my TV, I waited for like 4 minutes to see if something else would happen. Nothing did, and I wanted to watch the new hbomberguy video (which, by the way, is great), so I skipped it. I also skipped it this time, because I wanted to rewatch the new hbomberguy video.

I think this must be a point-and-click sort of thing— hence the lack of stuff happening when just passively watching it, and the ridiculous runtime for the ad. If I was using a computer and mouse, instead of watching the tv, I would probably be able to click on the characters and objects in the scene, and progress the story to “finish” the ad long before the timer runs out. But alas, unless I get this ad on my computer, I’ll never find out.

(also I cropped the photo to show that I have a couple cool art books. Look! I’m cool!)

[maxbruiser]

faces from imagination 🤔

[fhtagn-and-tentacles]

LIGHT 

by Loish

[arteliisa]

The Princess ✨😚

Even though I never experienced the 80s myself, their music and movies and whole atmosphere just give me so much comfort 🧡

[thewebcomicsreview]

Painting is hard

[mazberrypie]

i've been back in a drawing mood lately, and have mostly been wanting to study, so this is kind of a redraw and mostly a study of a loish piece! the character is xie lian from TGCF! i don’t talk about it much here but i DO love the various mxtx novels and have a backlog of art i should probably share here. 

og under the cut! 

[firefly-creepy]

"Serpent" by Loish

[clovernment]

rukia kuchiki - a @loish style study

[annasellheim]

Day 17

This is based on an artist that does fat positive art but draws all of her woman AND HERSELF w a thin face. This is something so many artists do- and I get why. If a fat woman is seen as beautiful, most of the time it’s a plus size model who looks like other models except it looks like they used photoshop liquifier to stretch her out a little. It drives me NUTS. Do art of all different kinds of ppl! Not just with the same face!

[trashsketch]

I just finished reading The Giver by Lois Lowry!

[aristoltekitsune]

Some practice perspective sketches of tang shen

Some of the references I used to make the sketches

The kimono reference: Tmnt idw comic seires from @mooncalfe

The hair references: @loish and @shinsengumi-archives

Please remember to check out there art

[asteriusart]

A little style experiment :]