[feefal]

My body is already an inhospitable environment, there’s no way a friggin baby would be able to survive in it

[feefal]

Also babies can’t even fight, how would they fare in battle against my inner demons?

[rokarambles]

[conkreetmonkey]

sand tiger sharks

[inbabylontheywept]

on it, boss lady

[inbabylontheywept]

one smooth shark, coming up

[star-mom-selkie]

[cheshire-cat-lenalee2]

[unclefather]

can’t risk it

[bentejam]

THIS PIECE OF PICTURE WORKS. 

[fakesurgery]

Gotta take all the chances…..

[fit-beach-tea]

Never risk it

[reshipped]

i had to

[azrael556]

Not chancing it.

[crossdresserica]

For what it’s worth!

[hobohobgoblim]

Why not?

[southpauz]

I drew a pretty lady

[shijiujun]

Artist Kuri Huang releases TGCF CN censored print cover arts in full today 🔥🔥🔥

[stil-lindigo]

Keep reading

[stil-lindigo]

things you might’ve missed while reading through:

[shrubsparrow]

I made an art/anatomy tutorial about birds! I hope people will find it helpful!

[hanafubukki]

@prince-kallisto

[chocolateismynemesis]

@todaysbird

[recklessmoss]

"I will wait until the end of all things, and I will eat the Sun and I will eat the Moon. But I will take the most pleasure in killing you."

[opticallyaddicted]

Beth Cavener Stichter and Alessandro Gallo Collaborate on Ornate Sculpture

by Nastia VoynovskayaPosted on February 24, 2014

Beth Cavener Stichter’s (Hi-Fructose Vol. 26 cover artist) sculptures have an intensely-visceral quality. The ceramic animals she hand-builds demonstrate an human-like sense of understanding with their sensitive gazes and anthropomorphic eyes. But despite their thoughtful countenances, these characters are also perfectly at home in their animal skins. Cavener Stichter’s work does not shy away from the brutality of the animal world, from its untamed sexuality to its endless cycle of predator and prey.

She recently collaborated with Italian artist Alessandro Gallo (previously featured in Hi-Fructose Vol. 24), who embellished her latest sculpture, Tangled Up in You, with painted tattoos reminiscent of traditional Japanese tattoo art. The 65-inch-tall sculpture (15 feet total, from the top knot of the rope to the floor) shows a lanky rabbit intertwined with a snake in mid-air. It is unclear whether the two figures are caught in a struggle to the death or a passionate embrace. Tangled Up in You is currently on view at the Milwaukee Museum of Art. Take a look at some detail shots of the elaborate piece as well as some photos of Cavener Stichter in her studio.

http://hifructose.com/2014/02/24/beth-cavener-stichter-and-alessandro-gallo-collaborate-on-ornate-sculpture/

Much more at http://hifructose.com/

[thecollectibles]

Art by Alai Ganuza

[nasykuching]

[JoongDok/ORV] A solution

[asmeesh]

All hail dragon stick

[tricornonthecob]

am I doing it right

[asmeesh]

Look at this most perfect creature! I love that they kept the boney bits and earthtones and ran with it.

[nmfonsek-art]

I really love doing color explorations, this lil friend is always a good excuse to do it.

[racc4644-deactivated20250412]

Open for commissions once again

I am available to conceptualize your fears, illustrate your melancholy, or visualize your daydreams in ink or pencil.

Ink- $100

Pencil- $65

All works drawn traditionally on paper. Delivery of the original to your door is available ($50 fee and dependent on proximity to US)

Proceeds aid me in juggling my day job with my long-term effort of creating a comic. Thanks much.

[saildraws]

decomposition

lenticular riso prints!

[morbidology]

Miyu Kojima works for a company that cleans up after kodokushi: a Japanese phenomenon of people dying alone and remaining uncovered for a period of time. “Lonely death” is an increasingly common phenomenon in a county with an ageing population. Once the bodies are removed, Miyu and her colleagues enter the homes to scrub them down and sort through their belongings. To preserve and document the scene, Miyu creates miniature replicas and the outcome depicts a lonely and bleak existence.

[akakumoeteru]

The first volume of SVSSS's French edition was released today so I can finally say I was invited to contribute a small something to it! I'm exceedingly grateful to Éditions Bookmark for letting me draw the original flavor for this volume haha. Thank you so much!

[chameleocoonj]

pachy by way of carpenter bee