Oogly Boogly and Artichoke

The Life of a Professional Doodler •behance.net/charlottehb98b•

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Starting to do things again after a carpal&ulner tunnel + tendonitis (HAHA) induced hiatus. Have Romeo!

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REBLOG IF YOU’RE AN ART BLOG & ILL CHECK YOU OUT

( YOUR OWN ART, SPECIFICALLY )

So, I’ve made a post like this in the past but I forgot to be more specific.

What I’m not looking for is a blog full with random posts and your art occasionally popping up, or with a tag only. I’m looking for blogs that’s dedicated to your art only, because I want to support more artists out there, especially here on tumblr.

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Doing fun things

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Tbh could be amazing at decorating for Christmas. that couch looks comfy no!

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🙌🏽

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A rather morbid cutout animation. 

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“The Blueing” 

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Designing some fun stuff for Hamilton College aka my home that I’m about to graduate get ripped away from #help

Bonus: Alexander Hamilton (aka Al Ham); the prize-winning Ham(pig) named Alex(ander). (He didn’t miss his shot)

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some of the palettes ive used over the course of the year, on cling wrap

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cz it, like, snowed the day before. except, like, the day itself was 70 and sunny...

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poster for my bffr, who goes to NYU Tisch!

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My friend, yorick.

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Self portrait of me as a freshman in college

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Another old painting

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Figure painting! From several yrs ago

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You guys probably won’t get the context for this because you’re not students of Hamilton College, but basically getting housing for the next year is always a disaster. 

The housing lottery works like this: You pick in the order of your numbers, rising senior #1 - the last freshman (each class year goes from #1 to usually around # 540). Lower numbers tend to “pull” their friends into better housing, because higher numbers have absolutely no chance of nice housing. High numbers, especially rising sophomores, have the ultimate fear of ending up on the “summer housing list” which basically means you have no housing for the next year. At a completely residential college- this is a nightmare. 

Anyway, there’s always a lot of hysteria around the lottery.  

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a horrible scan of a small comic of my take on the creation of mermaids- I can’t rescan it because of water damage. My professor while I was abroad kept all of the originals and spilled stuff on them. YAy. 

Anyway, one of these day’s I’ll redo it.