Edgycarr0t

She/They/He | ENG/FIN, located in Finland | Queer |Art student studying fine arts | 📮 ASK BOX: Open, ask anything!| IG,TIKTOK &TWITTER: @edgycarr0t

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Hey remember those human rockdrian drawings I posted? 👀

Something is happening at @adrianposting!!

(some of the art posted there will not appear here.)

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i love how wobbly your line art is! It's giving an picture book I use to read when I was a kid but due to time I cannot remember the title. Question, how do you break down your composition before starting a piece? I notice you use a lot of big shapes and I was wondering how you balance thick line art and big colored shapes.

Thank you!! ❤️

I usually start with a thin sketch/lineart and it just grows with the rest of the piece. I fill and fuse awkward little spaces and I carefully consider what details are truly necessary. Most of my lineart is painted over the whole thing.

I think that alot of what I do with composition and lineart comes from photography and printmaking.

Horrible example photo coming up but during my first photography courses in my first art school my father, a photographer, made sure I understood that I needed to crop out things that look like this from my photos:

And that quickly became an important part of all my work!

This piece is a little old now but it was one of my first woodcut prints. When I was carving it, I realised thin lines were practically impossible on the type of wood I was working with so I had to drop a lot of details and make the picture work with thicker lines and.. I liked the result a lot at the time! I just wanted to make more stuff like that afterwards.

It's all super hard to explain in english but hopefully this opens up some of the process!

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More silly Rockdrian doodles,,

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I think they might like each other not sure

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Petrova line doodles I made while making sketches for a painting..

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Do you think I made Adrian too small

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Thinking abt a Wolf 359 x Project Hail Mary au..

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This one would probably work even better as a woodcut print but i don't have a press so. Maybe later.

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My studies are keeping me busy but.. I've been making some doodles of a Project Hail Mary au that is kinda a swap au of some kind...? Anyway. Human Adrian and Rocky doodles.

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Recently bought a book about Hugo Simberg so I had to paint something abt skeletons inspired by his pieces.. I just love the way he depicts death, it's so gentle. The Garden of Death is one of my favorite paintings.

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I wanted to paint an abstract painting inspired by the Adrian scene in Project Hail Mary so. Here is that. I do wish I would have went a lot more green with it but i think I can put some blame on my camera messing with the colors.

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Project Hail Mary movie of the year wrap it up no more movies this year it's over

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Lammikon Venus (Venus of the pond)

Acrylic on canvas, 2026

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neighborhood

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4 small paintings of.. Something.

Maybe I should make post cards of these someday...

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Scrap wood sculptures/paintings I made months ago.. I might revisit this idea of "abstract" machines someday. The process of making them reminded me of greebling.

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Putting my loser ai son in the box