Art Share🎨

The full thing is here: https://inivekin.github.io/abosa/

I couldn't get her face right, she said that's common due to her unique features. I disagree, it's my lack of skill and practice. Hopefully as I get better I get a chance to paint her again and do her justice!

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A vector artwork I created featuring a cartoony witch with red hair riding a broom.

You can pick one skill from each row, and they can't be from the same column.

Other side:

Digital, Japanese Sumi-e style

You thought this was the 12th post, but it was me, Dio!

If you've never played, Mario Maker allows people to place comments directly into levels. Due to its very limited abilities, the vast majority of comments you'll see tend to be random scribbles or a few words, but there are some who are drawn to (pun-intended) actually sitting down and working within its constraints. Something about heavy limitations, and spur of the moment inspiration while in a stage, gives me desire to actually draw when I otherwise wouldn't.

Forgot the reflections for the dudes, fug.

Wutip (蝴蝶) formed very close to Hong Kong, within 800km away. She isn't even classified as a "tropical cyclone" because she was not strong enough. She spent most of her lifetime as a "tropical depression".

These buttons are made with a dip pen and ink onto paper that I hand made in my basement :D

Miniatura que pinté en un taller (la tuve que devolver, era de otra persona)

Something I did in Krita. I love drawing subtle skeletons and spirals, so on a colorful whim, I whipped this up. :)

Just recently finished this piece. Background is graphite watercolor and the main drawing is done with ink.

A piece from a series I've been working on using mixed media and fire.

I started working on this months ago. It was supposed to be just a little test thing, but I actually ended up finishing it!

Carbon pencil and gouache, based on an old mugshot

Portrait of a woman in carbon pencil, white charcoal, and gel pen on tinted paper

JMtheArt.com - if you see something you like… steal it

I'm not usually one to share my art but I've been really wanting to branch out and share it with others because I'm about to make a big step forward in life. This is my latest piece. I designed all the models in Blender and made all the tool-pathing for my CNC machine in this wonderful program called VCarve Pro. Also, shout out to Krita for being the best magic bullet to get ideas from my brain to a format that I can start editing. Basically takes 1 500 x 500 MDF for the 14mm thick base x x2 500 x 500 sheets of Lauan plywood for the reflectors, boarder and the words which lovingly and accurately describes what JWST truly is deep down, a straight-up science gangster. The black lettering and hexagon lines I did by cutting text pockets in the wood then filling them with an epoxy + enamel paint mix. And after a good sanding and oil coating, this is where I'm at. Still trying to develop a way of mounting the piece to the wall as well as a better way of getting the text on the JWST model itself.

Meet Miss Kiwi! She's a very old fursona I made. I think I was 7 or 8 when I made her!

A drawing I just finished up in the current sketchbook. I think it turned out nicely

More colors:

Carbon pencil and gouache on tinted paper

Carbon pencil on tinted paper

11x17in (27.9x35.6cm), ink on paper

Not mine, but I love this art style and wanted to share it.

it was originally supposed to be a warmup sketch for a more complicated drawing, but I ended up coloring it

Done mostly with palette knife RGBA brush in Krita

(she reproduced the art from a book and colored it)