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I recently went to see the new Supergirl movie and I was a little disappointed by it but it did make me think about all the other versions of Supergirl I've seen over the years and was inspired to make some art of Poppy!
Poppy often gets to cosplay as whatever movie I've recently seen. Popcorn and movies go together like a rubber duck and popcorn...wait, what?
After watching the new Masters of the Universe movie I knew I needed to make some He-Duck art! This may be the silliest thing I have made yet. Putting muscles on a tiny rubber duck made me giggle out loud.
What adventure will Poppy get up to next?
Did someone order buttered popcorn? It might be a moment, Poppy stole all the butter for bath time!
Oil pastel ACEO 2.5"x3.5"
Poppy the Popcorn Duck had more adventures today! I did a few more 2.5"x3.5" oil pastels of them and I think they turned out pretty cute, albeit a bit simple.
This first one has Poppy falling out of a popcorn tub. Poppy was initially designed as my Ponysona's cutiemark and they were a duck inside a popcorn tub so this felt fitting!
This next one is very silly. Poppy seems to be hungry and a little over excited at the idea of popcorn. Their eyes are definitely bigger than their stomach.
This last one was meant to be a pad of butter melting on Poppy sitting on popcorn but it was really hard to draw the butter. I'm not sure it worked.
I recently learned about ACEOs and I thought they were really cool so I decided to make a few of my own! Here are my first 2.5" x 3.5" oil pastel ACEOs. They all feature Poppy the Popcorn Duck, which is based on my DuckyPop logo which comes from my Ponysona cutiemark! Now my lore has lore!
I think this movie theater one is my personal favorite. I had a lot of fun with all of the little details. It was a big challenge!
This one is titled 'Little Orphan Ducky' and is based on Little Orphan Annie, which is one of my favorite characters of all time. The Annie musical is my favorite musical and the comic book character is so long lasting! So spunky.
This one shows Poppy pulling a popcorn cart. I haven't decided if Poppy owns the cart or if Poppy found it and stole it in excitement over the popcorn...
It is time for summer! Happy solstice everyone ☀️ This is an oil pastel drawing I made to celebrate.
Oil pastel, watercolor paper
I have been practicing oil pastels recently. I have been trying to learn some of the basic techniques and this was made using a landscape tutorial I found online. I really like how it turned out.
Oil pastel, Watercolor paper
This was an acrylic painting I did a while back. It was a self portrait about identity crises and fragmented self image.
Acrylic, Canvas
I tried out oil pastels for the first time in probably 25 years today. It will take a lot of practice to figure out but I'm enjoying the process so far. Here are a couple of drawings I did tonight. One is of the Seattle great wheel at night reflecting into the water and the other is of my DuckyPop cutiemark!
This was a colored pencil and paint marker drawing I did of my ponysonas, which is actually where the name DuckyPop comes from! They are my OC and they run a traveling projectionist booth slash popcorn cart, sharing their love of movies with everypony.
This is a drawing that I did of DuckyPop's cutiemark. It is a popcorn tub with a rubber duck hiding in the popcorn. It was drawn with pen and colored pencil. I loved it so much it became my artist logo and someday I plan to get it tattooed.
This was a colored pencil and paint marker drawing I did of my ponysonas, which is actually where the name DuckyPop comes from! They are my OC and they run a traveling projectionist booth slash popcorn cart, sharing their love of movies with everypony.
This was taken during my time backpacking in Ireland. I really hope to go back someday. I really loved Galway and Dingle.
This was a watercolor and oil painting that I did a few years ago. It was a form of self portrait; I had really started to identify with clowns at the time.
This was a photograph taken for a university class project; it was a multi panel story about my story regarding domestic abuse. My doll was a stand-in for myself. This image was after one of the fights and symbolizes an internal recognition that there is a larger, more beautiful, world outside the confinement of the relationship.
It was taken at the Seattle Aquarium and features my favorite resident there, the Bowmouth Guitarfish.
This was another photo from that same series. It was from the moment the doll, a reflection of myself, finally decided to leave the relationship.
I used to do a lot of splatter paint. I don't have the space in my apartment for such a messy style these days and I really miss making it. Such creative freedom.
Acrylic on cardboard
This was a photograph taken for a university class project; it was a multi panel story about my story regarding domestic abuse. My doll was a stand-in for myself. This image was after one of the fights and symbolizes an internal recognition that there is a larger, more beautiful, world outside the confinement of the relationship.
It was taken at the Seattle Aquarium and features my favorite resident there, the Bowmouth Guitarfish.
This photograph was taken back in the town I grew up in. Kansas is not a state I found a lot of beauty in, but I always loved this little bridge.