Geminightly

(■_■¬) Welcome to my alias side blog! (⌐■_■) I use this space for reblogging things that inspire me from time to time. Sometimes I share my original art here too. You can find my art @briannamooreart website | instagram | facebook **forever a Gemini** (ﾉ*ヮ*)ﾉ ⌒*:･ﾟ✧

[geminightly]

“As the bear decided to stop and sniff the prairie flowers, the rising sun bathed him in color. Inspired by the black bears of the Appalachian mountains.” Mixed media original painting now available for sale on my website (link in bio).

Just a reminder that this painting and any art prints must be ordered no later than 12/17 so that they reach you or your gift recipient in time for Christmas. Thanks so much for checking in with me this week, and happy Friday! ❤️🐻

[geminightly]

"Hope can be found in the smallest of moments and the most unexpected places." Little Bit O' Luck is a digital painting I made back in the covid times, but what inspired me then I still find relevant each day. Professional quality 16x20" canvas print now for sale on my website (link in bio).

Keep an eye out for Friday's post! 🐻

[geminightly]

An oldie but a goodie! Dreaming of the Wild original art, now available on a mug (swipe right to view). Order no later than 12/12 so that you or your gift recipient receives before Christmas! More unique gifts can be found in my online shop (link in bio). A few new items will be available on my website this week, so stay tuned. Thanks for visiting! :)

[geminightly]

Spotted this cutie while exploring the mountainous woods back in October. Turns out it was a wood frog! I took some artistic liberty with the colors, but I remember he was very yellow-green with some bright orange, more so than the images I saw online. Considering the time of year, he was most likely seeking a log or leaf litter to hunker down under for the winter. I was surprised to see one! See you in February little guy 🐸

[geminightly]

Nexus was jealous of Tetra's portrait for Halloween (see last post), so I made a portrait of our beardie admiring the falling leaves. Though, now I'm thinking he would attempt to eat the leaves instead. 🦎 Really like how this one came out! Tried some digital color with it too.

[geminightly]

When your gecko wants to dress up for Halloween but you don't have the accessories.... Happy Halloween! 🦎🎃

[geminightly]

The trees are so pretty this month in east TN! What's your favorite thing about the season? Also, new blog post on my website (link in bio) with some general updates and fun doodles. Happy fall!

[fishtrouts]

Here’s my statement why you absolutely should not want a pet dragon

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[wildxwired]

How fucking annoying is it when you feel so restless with creative energy but you can’t decide what to do with it and when you finally try to create something it comes out shit so you just give up and sit there being all creatively annoyed and jittery.

[lianabrooks]

1 - Decision Making Fatigue is a thing. --> Make a list of possibilities. --> Use a random number generator to pick something off the list. --> If you hate the idea cross it off and generate a new number. --> Continue until you either find a project or cross off the whole list. --> If you cross off the whole list pick a random short story prompt, write for five minutes, and call it a good work day.

2. Yeah, of course your rough draft sucks. It’s supposed to. --> Let it suck. --> You can fix it in edits. 

3. When you’re stressed you aren’t unbiased about your work. --> Don’t judge your work while your are actively working on it. --> Remember to drink water, take your meds/vitamins, eat something, and get sleep. --> Double-check to make sure the restless creative energy is not displaced emotional worries over something else. If it is, displace with intention and let the worries go into your work. You shouldn’t keep stress in your head, put it on a page, or canvas, or in a carving, or a meal, or something. Get it out and let it go.

4. No work is ever wasted. --> All time spent planning and creating is useful in some way.  --> Failure means you tried, which is good. --> Try again. Fail harder. Fail better. --> Keep going until you like what you’re making.

5. Love yourself enough to allow yourself to not be perfect. --> Seriously.  --> If this is a struggle I highly recommend seeing a doctor or therapist about depression. --> Because you are dang lovable, my friend. You rock. You do great things. I’m proud of you.

[geminightly]

This is really helpful... Thank you @lianabrooks !

[geminightly]

Been in the mood to study some bears lately. This is a sketch I did following one of Aaron Blaise's animal drawing tutorials. I always learn a lot from his work, I recommend checking him out if you're up for some inspiration! :D

[jihenberry]

A couple doodles of my young cinnamon roll, Shea. :) ° #jihenberry #art #artist #doodle #sketch #sketchbook #dailydoodle #dailysketch #character #oc #characterconcept #concept #design #pencil #pen #copics #prismacolor #story #anime #manga #cartoon

[geminightly]

So cute!! Love the expression and art style 😊

[geminightly]

Visit my blog (link to my website in bio) to see my new post if you'd like a quick read about what I’ve been up to. Thank you for your patience, and I hope you have a good week! What new things are you trying this spring? :D

[geminightly]

I hope you remembered to wear green today.... Happy St. Patrick's Day! 🐸 P.S. - I'm so sorry for ghosting these past few months. There's been a lot of crazy stuff happening lately for me and my husband, so I've been a little behind in sharing artwork. But! I'll have some more to share this weekend, and hopefully a nice blog post about what's been happening here. Thanks for stopping by!

[yuumei-art]

“I know just the book you’re looking for. Here— don’t mind the moss, it’s part of the magic. But remember, you must return it by the due date, or the butterflies will find you.”

[karemol]

Proud that I got someone to watch bsd because of this

[thecollectibles]

Art by Johann Blais

[thecollectibles]

Art by Vera Velichko