Aforementioned crow-spiral. This somehow resulted from having my face buried in a book about Mark Rothko for a bit too long… I still need to clear space to build another set of shelves to house the ridiculous amount of books in this room. Hell.
Got bored and drew a swearing crow on a blank CD. Also drew a spiral-crow on more coventional paper but there’s no room on the floor for the scanner at the minute (mess).
Using this to - finally - backup my portfolio site things properly instead of using the old laptop as an external hard drive, seeing as it won’t switch on most of the time.
- May 15
- , 2012
Quick experiment, sort of going for a Paul Romano kind of vibe, seeing as - alongside Escher - he was one of the first artists to properly inspire me, in terms of actual art, rather than just doodling for the sake thereof.
I’m pondering making a cleaner version of this to use as a flyer for EPRoM-17, in place of the colourful one, which hasn’t aged particularly well (and would probably be a pain in the arse to print). With this, I’m thinking the art would take up the front of the flyer and the info would be written on the back. Might have a whack at designing other flyers in different styles, to cover the whole spectrum of things I get up to.
I want this all over my walls :D
Niko, do your artsy magic on my walls please?
Thank you! *feeling super honoured* :D The plane fare’s completely out of my league at the moment (which is annoying because England is boring as hell) but I could send you a higher-res version to print if you like!
No, I’m not bothered by any of them. (PS: I’ve always liked name of your character, Odraza :D)
That’s cool, and thank you! :) It seemed like the most appropriate name for him given what he represents.
that goose is now imprinted inside my eyelids and will haunt me foreverrrrrrrrrr D:
If it helps at all, it was a rather friendly and non-threatening goose. However, there was another one a little further away who was making some ominous honking noises at anybody who walked past it! XD
- May 9
- , 2012
Quick experiment, sort of going for a Paul Romano kind of vibe, seeing as - alongside Escher - he was one of the first artists to properly inspire me, in terms of actual art, rather than just doodling for the sake thereof.
I’m pondering making a cleaner version of this to use as a flyer for EPRoM-17, in place of the colourful one, which hasn’t aged particularly well (and would probably be a pain in the arse to print). With this, I’m thinking the art would take up the front of the flyer and the info would be written on the back. Might have a whack at designing other flyers in different styles, to cover the whole spectrum of things I get up to.
WIP, having a hard time working up the motivation to finish b/c reasons (read: people).
Odraza again. A bit cleaner than usual (i.e. there isn’t a gaping garotte wound on his neck this time).
It’s a bit late but I should probably ask anyway: Are any of you particularly bothered about violence/gore on art blogs? If so, should I put a specific tag on it so you don’t have to see it if you don’t want to?
Lazara Hunter from Panzer Dragoon Saga. When I was 7 years old, this was my dream pet. Sod real-world animals, I wanted a Lazara… and kind of secretly still do.
They have incredibly relaxing battle music.
Aside from that, I’m bored stiff so if anyone has any (preferably simple) sketch requests to keep me entertained, let me know.
- May 7
- , 2012
Searching in my room for the sake thereof, I unearthed this diagram of what to do with the second half of the infamous Butterfly trial on Heavy Rain.
There probably isn’t a single person left in the world who hasn’t done it already but just in case there is, this is for you.
Oh please let it rain today
This city is so filthy, like my mind in ways
There was a time like a clean new taste
Smiling eyes before me, inches from my face
// Pearl Jam; Wash
Doodling for the sake of it at gone-past-midnight to avoid going to bed and lying awake until the sun rose.
And again with the not-very-subtle House of Leaves references…
I tried something different with the rain, going over things with this ‘iridescent’ paint which I was expecting to look properly iridescent but it turns out it’s just crappy acrylic with glitter in it. In future, I’ll stick to the traditional ‘lines’ type of rain.
(Source: eprom17.weebly.com)
