The Art of Hannah Harte

Welcome to my art blog. I’m really interested in creature design and concept art. You can also find me at metacognate-alchemist.tumblr.com for my blog with everything else, if you’re interested. It has inspirations, references, and other such things. If you see something you like, let me know. Likes and reblogs are always appreciated. Thanks for stopping by. :)

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I recently learned of the death of Steve Ditko, the co-creator of Spider-man. I'm so grateful for his creations at Marvel so I wanted to draw a little pic of my favorite spidey boy in memoriam <3

Done with watercolor and Faber Castell ink pens on watercolor paper

RIP Steve Ditko

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Another ballpoint pen doodle of my shape-shifter DND character in her horrifying BEAST MODE XD

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Dragon bust done in ballpoint pen

1.5 to 2 hours

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Been busy lately but I did some doodles of my OCs with my friends OCs as like a “Crossover Party” and it’s super fun. I recommend it. ^_^

(c) OCs belong to myself, @workmaj9 and @floorplanks

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Art Gallery Feature!!

Hello everyone! I’m going to be featured at the “Art in the Loft” Gallery in Alpena, Michigan from May 24th to September 22nd. If you’re in the area, please come over and see my work alongside so many other talented artists. ^_^

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Creature Concept Art

A blind, swamp-dwelling unicorn creature. It senses heat and movement with tiny sensory pits on the end of its snout. 

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Quick doodles of my changeling DND character and his beautiful face ^_^

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Harte to Heart Illustration

TRADITIONAL ILLUSTRATION

Hey guys! I just updated my portfolio website and reorganized everything into categories so hopefully it’s easier to navigate. I’m hoping it’ll help me send samples of my work more effectively to potential employers by helping me be more specific. 

Thanks for stopping by! ^_^

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Star Wars DND Character Doodles

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A toothy horned fluff baby with flowers

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“No glass walls or ceiling or floor can hold back your beautiful self.”

A message to all the ladies out there, from me. <3 Keep fighting. 

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Finally did a ref sheet for my Jedi lady, “Truly Azathoth.” :)

We started a new DND campaign that is Star Wars-themed so I’m trying to get her all figured out so I can draw the shenanigans that take place. ^_^

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Thank you!~

Got some new followers and likes and reblogs and I just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to say that you like my art and for your nice comments!

 I really appreciate it. ^_^ <3

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“I’m a tough old girl. You can’t kill me that easily.”  ~Susan Ashworth from the indie game, “The Cat Lady” (c) Susan and ‘The Cat Lady’ to Harvester Games

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A “Snapple Cap” project where we had to use a prompt on the cap’s interior to inspire some artwork

My prompt was “Lizards communicate by doing push-ups.”

Adobe Photoshop and Wacom Tablet

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Here’s all three of my Carnivorous Plant monsters together! :D

I’m really happy with how they turned out.

Each creature has their own post where you can read about some biologic info and get a description of their lifestyle and hunting process if you’re interested.

Adobe Photoshop and Wacom Tablet

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Botanical Project Concept Art Featuring a creature I created based on a tropical carnivorous plant. 30 Hours

"The Brachionotos is a small creature with a bulky body, resulting in its overall movement being rather slow. But it makes up for any lack in mobility using tentacle-like appendages that sprout from its shoulders and back. The tentacles are tipped with droplets of a sticky residue that is used to capture insects and small animals. The Brachionotos also has an extendable tongue that it shoots from its mouth at blinding speeds to ensnare its victims. Mostly the creature lies low in the undergrowth and waits for prey to wander too close. Then it will strike."

Adobe Photoshop and Wacom Tablet

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