If you must enforce a stereotype upon
this little slice of the Internet, then I
suppose one could call this the art blog of
Stephanie S. de Beer
A little while ago Gore managed to cheer me up!
Seeing as I am usually stubborn as hell and she has been the only person to actually make me forget about being anxious - and because of this I decided to draw her something. Sure it is a little late (I’m sorreh) but it is here now and that is what matters!
Andrei Chikatilo and Alexander Pichushkin.
I skimped on the patterns of their shits, because I am a lazy goit… sue me!
Traditional art, 2012.
Angry Beavers marathon + an urge to draw = humanized version of Norb and Daggy-Waggy.
I am chuffed with myself, but on the same note I don’t know if I am too keen on the numerous amount of rough sketches in an old sketchbook that have quickly followed this one. Eeeh.
Digital Media - 22nd of May, 2012.
From: pachurz:
Some building block references my Life Drawing teacher drew up for us for our Figure Drawing class. Thought I would impart the wisdom.
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People have such unique bone structures, they are fun to look at from an artistic point of view … it gives me ideas on anatomy structure, in hopes that I won’t suffer from ‘same body syndrome’.
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Valerie Hegarty creates burned, smashed, melted, and damaged paintings.
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I didn’t procrastinate today, just ended up drawing random panel ideas that have been swimming in my head… still cannot decide if I want to draw it traditionally or if I will end up doing it digitally.
I can muddle over that later, because now is the time to work on writing the script for my OC graphic novel.
Note: Only now that I notice faults in my anatomy, especially on Loyt. Hmm.
So much more to finish…
Currently in progress - Blue Voodoo Peterbald (cross stitch).
Stephanie S. Muir, 2012.
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