Cloistered

vis artist, animator (2d, 3d) musician COMMISSIONS OPEN -> https://cloistered.carrd.co/

[cloistered-art]

i decided to lower the commission prices, link in bio!

[cloistered-art]

more of Fitz (oc) - alongside his Z/28 RS Camaro (1st gen)

[scribbletropolis]

[WIP]

Baby's first lipsync!! please ignore the bee

[whyyjakee]

Happy Birthday @scribbletropolis

[lackadaisycats]

Hey, Last Call won an Ursa Major award for dramatic short work! Thank you!!

All credit really belongs to Willow Wilde and Bryan Teoh for the music, Fable Siegel and the entire team of artists who worked on it, and to Olan Rogers and Glitch Productions, of course!

[pukefactory]

I had the privilege of speaking with a voice actor who portrays one of my favourite characters from one of my favourite series at a con on Saturday. Valentine Stokes was an absolute pleasure to meet and was incredibly welcoming; I really hope to see him again in the future!

In honour of meeting him, I decided to doodle a little Zib and show off his autograph!!

[lackadaisycats]

How did Rocky manage to put eyes AND teeth on Thing™?

Fascinating.

Perhaps it already possessed eyes and teeth. Who put eyes and teeth on you?

[cloistered-art]

whoops

what the fuck, i posted a pic on a different acc but tumblr posted it here

[foxblockshere]

Commission for @goobygaba of his gal Estelle! Thank you for the support!

[luxjii]

Happy 9th anniversary to the game ever

[cloistered-art]

im gonna get a proper night of sleep like this… eventually…

(yes this is inspired by that one zib comic panel from lackadaisy)

[foxblockshere]

asdfdaisy: no survivors

Audio: https://youtube.com/shorts/YUTl757e6ak

2D animation made in Adobe Animate 3D effects made in Blender Edited and composited in DaVinci Resolve

Animation style lovingly stolen from Wonchop: https://www.youtube.com/c/WonchopAnimation

WATCH ASDFMOVIE AND READ LACKADAISY (pwetty pwease)

[foxblockshere]

I knew something was up...

[lackadaisycats]

This Friday some of the crew and I will be live on the Lackadaisy Discord to chat, answer questions, and do a little group Drawpile drawing! Everyone's welcome to come and hang out!

Friday, January 23rd Starts at 8pm ET / 5pm PT on the Lackacord Server

[whyyjakee]

Scaredy cat

[nightslightzs-deactivated202602]

ZIB PFP'S!! (cuz my Mordecai and Mitzi ones were reuploaded by TRACY HERSELF!! SIKDNWKRJHWN)

Pilot:

Comic:

Human:

Colored Art:

Non-Colored Art

[finchwingart]

Hi! I was wondering if you had any advice for traditional art? Especially watercolor! And any advice on anatomy would be deeply appreciated too! Thank you so much! I love your art!

I kinda wing in with traditional art sometimes but maybe I can help a lil! I think a lot of the fun with traditional media comes with learning it and what effect it can have, so I'd enjoy just playing around and making a mess at first! Just swatching your colours and materials is a nice low effort way to start, gets you making marks with no pressure and lets you see what you have to work with

With watercolour I started off just kinda pretending I'm using them like markers; I was annoyed that I'd need to buy a whole new marker just for a new colour, so I figured I may as well just colour with watercolours instead bc I can mix any colour I want out of only like 6 paints. So at first I was just laying down flat colours as decoration, without any intention of 'painting'. Then as I got more confident I started exploring the actual painting side of things. With watercolour especially the paper is most important, as that what allows you to layer and for the paints to behave the way in which they're designed. I paint a bunch on lower quality paper too but that's in more of the 'marker' way instead of the traditional watercolour way with lotsa water. Start with simple stuff, fruit is always great, and learn to start with thin/watered down layers and slowly build up.

Watercolour (and gouache) you tend to work with it in different stages of water/paint density: tea, milk, cream, and butter. Always start with your thinnest and lightest layers/colours (tea) and finish with your thickest layers/darkest colours (butter). If you paint a thinner/wetter paint on top of a thicker one, itll lift up the colour and create a weird effect. Sometimes it causes that 'cauliflower' effect

With anatomy it's best to observe and draw from life/photos! Maybe diagrams of muscles and skeletons too if that helps give you an idea of whats going on under the skin. I actually did a course on animal joint anatomy last year, and although I cant make it public yet I'm hoping I can one day. I think I have some bits n bobs here for now if that helps:

tutorial

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