[ID: watercolor painting of a cicada fresh out of its shell, wings still crumpled.]
year of the bug!
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i don't do bad sauce passes
Peter Solarz
Mike Driver

Kaledo Art

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titsay
dirt enthusiast
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izzy's playlists!
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Show & Tell
Jules of Nature
trying on a metaphor

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Stranger Things

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[ID: watercolor painting of a cicada fresh out of its shell, wings still crumpled.]
year of the bug!
[ID: Two panel ink comic of a man in a lecture hall presenting to a mostly empty room, where the first panel reads "[absolutely bonkers physics rambling]" and in the second, he says "It's like that movie when you go back in time and kill your own grandmother."]
it's been a month so I've accepted defeat on ever finishing my hourly comic day but this tidbit was on my mind recently
[ID: A watercolor and ink recreation of Kim Kitsuragiâs portrait from Disco Elysium in oranges, purples, and greens.]
I was supposed to be working on applications and instead painted a Kim who will now judge me for not working on applications
[Short ID: A twelve page comic about theatre and temporary/lasting friendships, featuring colorful painted silhouettes of people against detailed ballpoint pen backgrounds. Longer description under the read more.]
I finished this barely days before the pandemic hit at approximately 6am after eating exclusively salt packets
[ID: A watercolor painting of the Dolorian church from Disco Elysium, a rickety wooden building with many pointed roofs and a tall steeple.]
entering my architectural watercolor phase
[ID: First image is eleven half-spheres, painted to look like the sun, moon, eight planets, and Pluto against a black background. The second two images are the flat sides of two of the hemispheres, the sun and Mercury, which have writing that spirals into their associated alchemical signs in the center.
Writing for the sun: We glow. The light in our eyes and hearts is undiminishable. It burns hot and bright, and will continue to do so for longer than life. We shine, a radiance reflected off of those nearby, and we learn how to warm ourselves and others. A churning sea of hot plasma and tangled magnetic field lines fling flares and hope far out into the emptiness. Unimaginable pressure is turned into something to guide, to inspire, to illuminate. We have found a way to turn the living consumption of ourselves into light and life. Against the darkness, we glow.
For Mercury:Â We remember. With no wind and water, nothing slowly erodes cracks and craters. A record of the past is found in gray dust skin, millions of years of impacts and fractures tattooed across the surface. What is it like, to know your past completely and wholly? To have every hurt, every moment embedded so strongly that it cannot be erased? We face fresh collisions in the empty cavities of ones carved ages ago. We learn and understand, new experiences mingling with old until everything is a blur of hollow and ridge. With every bit of us, we remember.]
Going back through old art I never got around to putting up here and discovered this artistâs book called âatlasâ I made for a class years ago - itâs a pity you canât touch things through the internet, but I can confirm theyâre nice to hold!
(rest of the objects under the cut)
[ID: A digital oil painting of Captain Ptolemy done in the style of the Disco Elysium portraits. He is a bald white man looking sideways, and he stands out against a blue background.]
I needed a portrait for Captain Pryce for...reasons...and there wasnât one, so...
[ID: Eight overlapping contour drawings of hands touching in red, blue, yellow, and black.]
prominent dream symbol lately
[ID: A jumbled collection of overlapping drawings on graph paper, including a full body sketch of Harry Du Bois from Disco Elysium in pencil, a labelled diagram of a phasmid in red pen, and a labelled diagram of a may bell in blue pen. Harry is offering a cigarette to someone, and he wears his signature disheveled outfit. Over the top in barely legible yellow highlighter are the words âBlink. (Quick)â in one corner and âInstead of air, you exhale thoughts. There are no trees that eat thoughts.â in the other.]
this is an accurate representation of my brain any time I think about the end of this game
[ID: A digital painting of a bust of Kim Kitsuragi from Disco Elysium done in oranges, yellows, and purples. He is looking at the viewer and has a yellow motorics thought bubble ring around his head.]
heâs perceiving homo-sexuals
[ID: Four digital drawings of Abed Nadir from Community done mostly in black and white, with some accents of color. Each one is a bust referencing a different episode.]
guess what time it is!!
[ID: A rough digital painting of Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation in yellows and purples. His fingers are stuck in a finger trap and he looks up off screen.]
I have been thinking about Him
[ID: Many stills from âHow To Train Your Dragonâ broken down by composition, with a copied sketch in red beside each one.]
Iâve decided to enter into my ~learning how to actually do art~ phase and I feel like posting results even when theyâre not intended to be Good will force me to keep going
[ID: A digital painting in monochrome green of Brad and others from Mythic Quest, referencing a screenshot of the scene in the episode âEverlightâ where he readies a sword for battle.]
this scene plays on repeat in my head Constantly
[ID: A digital drawing of Orion and Asterin from Hubrisâs âTo Stardust And Back.â Orion, a white person with a blue undercut, is wearing a utility vest, jeans, sneakers, and jewelry. They sit atop a piece of machinery talking to Asterin, who is depicted as a bust in a green speech bubble with long multicolored hair and gray skin.]
Who are these mysterious characters????? keep an eye on the hubris podcast feed in the coming months....
[ID: Three digital drawings of busts of characters from The Sea Beast done in sketchy pencil and basic watercolor. The first is of Sarah Sharpe, the second of Captain Crow, and the third of Jacob Holland.]
the adults in this movie are so Shaped
[ID: A digital drawing in color of Tam from More a Haunting than a History by E. Jade Lomax. They are tall and thin with dark skin and buzzed hair and wear a long blue coat, orange flannel shirt, off-white slacks, and brown dress shoes. They are looking backwards and reaching back with one hand while the other holds onto their messenger bag.]
sometimes you meet a character and Immediately know youâre gonna spend the rest of your life doing magic science with them