Oct 21, 2023
Empire Siblings Contemplating the Moon
My second piece for the @artists-guild-of-exandria art history style swap! This painting is based on Caspar David Friedrich’s Two Men Contemplating the Moon.
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Empire Siblings Contemplating the Moon
My second piece for the @artists-guild-of-exandria art history style swap! This painting is based on Caspar David Friedrich’s Two Men Contemplating the Moon.
prints here
Happy postin' day but its N o t O v e r, here's Sam Riegel's Loquatius Seelie in the style of Gustav Klimt! For @artists-guild-of-exandria for #AHSS
La Trahison des Dieux
Luxon beacon after René Magritte, for @artists-guild-of-exandria’s Art History Style Swap project 🖼
Happy Showcase Day Y’all!
This time @artists-guild-of-exandria presents the Art History Style Swap #AHSS
Paying homage to some of our personal art inspirations through our love of Critical Role 💜
In graphite and pencil is my take on an MC Escher classic, reframed as
‘Hand with Reflecting Beacon’ found in the journal of a particular mage.
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In years to come, a book now lives in the inner archives of the Cobalt Soul. Like many around it, it is a journal, and as such gives a history surrounding some of the most defining years of Exandria.
This particular tome also seems to be a sketchbook.
Most of the drawings are precise in execution yet appear to have little relation to the writings, occasionally annotated with sentiment rather than context.
One such note, scrawled in an antiquated form of Kryn Undercommon accompanies what is theorised to be a self-portrait.
‘I often wonder if I truly thanked you for sharing your skill of art with me, my friend. It is a cruel jest indeed that time has seen to it that I will never know.’
So excited for how this turned out!
This is my piece for the @artists-guild-of-exandria Art History Style Swap. A masterstudy of Alexandre Cabanel's Fallen Angel, depicting Lucien at Cognouza. I've actually had this idea for a while, and this project finally motivated me knuckle down and do it. I love doing masterstudies when I have the chance. I always found 'The Fallen Angel' painting to be extremely compelling but I never had time to do any studies of it until now. The original painting is a beautiful and fascinating piece, and Lucien felt like the perfect subject for it. I loved getting to flex the ol' anatomy skills here, and going with a darker background then the original proved to be a unique challenge. Still not sure it works, but it definitely gives the piece a whole different feel, which I love.
Orym in the style of JC Leyendecker for another @artists-guild-of-exandria project!! We did an art history style swap and it was a blast!
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"Take me out to the ball game~"
Sean Finnerty in a style inspired by JF Kernan's work at the Saturday Evening Post for @artists-guild-of-exandria 's Art History Style Swap Project!!
“You’re very handsome. I just need to tell you that”
“Thank you. Appreciate that.”
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My piece for @artists-guild-of-exandria Art History Style Swap project, Fjord and Jester as Springtime by Pierre Auguste Cot 💕
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