Jul 11
some ten years ago or so i had a surreal dream about stepping outside my house to see a supermassive black hole overtaking the sky, and now it's a sporadically recurring theme in my art.
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some ten years ago or so i had a surreal dream about stepping outside my house to see a supermassive black hole overtaking the sky, and now it's a sporadically recurring theme in my art.
Kyoko x Homura (2020)
my 2020 south park era 😭 (thank you @tamaytka)
hot take: the 2020 alt stereotype is actually really cute and id actually LOVE to be friends with a kai/bug/arson with 46 different neopronouns and wears the sanrio merch and skirts and chunky boots and heavy makeup and listens to penelope scott and texts/talks like an anime character. never understood the hate for that at all, idk why im seeing so much of it recently 2020 alt ppl i love u pls let me draw ur cool ocs and be ur friend
Hello it's Nico,
Back with some more old art, this time I have an old piece of fanart from you that I made back in 2020. I was doing an internship and everyday, when I came back home, I continued to work on this. I think it took me roughly two weeks but to this day I really like how it came out.
As you can see it's a piece of She-Ra fanart. Double Trouble transforming into Catra. If you watched it back in the day, I would love to know what you thought of the Show. It's sad to see it go and leave it's home on Netflix. Hopefully we get a dvd box set some day, let's hope it doesn't become lost media eventually.
Art (c) @its-nicodon
Character (c) Netflix
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“Hooker’s Dream” by Leah Kiser
Leah Kiser | 2020
I am extremely zealous to be sharing this painting with you. Aside from the amazing detail and skills put into it, I find great fascination in the contrast between the woman’s reality and her dream. It’s a brilliant piece because it demonstrates the reason behind dreams and why we need them. The woman’s room is bland and lacks emotion; the main attraction of this piece is her dream, the big, red fish, made out of floral mesh, floating around her room. I believe that to be the reason for dreams anyway. To bring charm in even your blandest parts of life.