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Drawing again

#AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA #i really need to draw consistently #artist on tumblr #digital drawing #sai #my art <3

I forgot to post this sketch here

#the owl house #luz noceda #doodle #sketch #i wanted to do something else but i didn't have time

noodle555

mysterygrl20

reblog if watching and dreaming made you sob the entire runtime

magicmooshka

a couple snippets from a presentation i gave at school this past week on storyboarding!!

‼️DISCLAIMER: I am still a student and have only worked on student and indie projects! This is just stuff that I personally find helpful as an amateur, so feel free to take it with a grain of salt!

Happy boarding, friends! ✍️💕

Bee and Puppycat redraw

#bee and puppycat #bee and puppcat lazy in space #bee and puppycat fanart #digital fanart #digital drawing #paint tool sai #artists on tumblr

perplexingly

I saw someone compare my recent art to Alphonse Mucha and it hit me that for a lot of people he is the only slavic artist they know about, so I thought I’d use this opportunity to talk a bit about my actual inspirations : D

Lately I’ve been greatly inspired by Kazimierz Sichulski, Jan Rembowski and Stanisław Wyspiański, to the point of occasional imitation I admit.

Their art in order: Die Huzulische Madonna by Sichulski, Pochód Górali by Rembowski, Macierzyństwo by Wyspiański

Occasionally you may see me reference Ivan Bilibin’s art, although it’s mostly when I want some particular piece to be instantly recognized as slavic by general audience :P

Another painter I look up to is Adam Styka, I’m not so much influenced by his art style but I adore the way he portrays comfortable interactions between people

And lastly, I also enjoy looking at the art of Aleksander Augustynowicz or Wojciech Kossak, just to get a general understanding of “this is how artists handle painting people at rest, or people interacting with each other”

thearchdemongreatlydisapproves

Hey op I don't mean to hijack your art inspiration post, all of these artists are amazing and I grew up with Bilibin's illustrations so they're dear to my heart.

All of these artists made me think about two of my favourite artists

The first one is Ivan Milev, one of the most well-known Bulgatian Sezession (Art Nouveau) artists.

And Vladimir Dimitrov- Maystora (the Master) who is considered to arguably be the best painter to ever come out of Bulgaria.

Idk I just really wish slavic artists got a little more recognition

perplexingly

Wonderful addition! I didn’t anticipate it to get reglogged and wrote only about personal inspirations, which are mostly Polish artists (except for Bilibin), so I appreciate examples from other Slavic countries