~30 Day Mini Art Challenge ~
Week 2 Complete!
I’ve officially wrapped up week 2 of my 30 Day Mini Art Challenge! I’m super happy with each of these pieces and excited to get started on week 3. Stay tuned! ✌🏼😁
seen from China

seen from Mexico

seen from Chile
seen from United States

seen from Ecuador

seen from Argentina

seen from Maldives
seen from United States
seen from Türkiye
seen from Malaysia
seen from Malaysia
seen from Nicaragua
seen from Ukraine
seen from Türkiye

seen from Iraq
seen from United States
seen from Canada

seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from Thailand
~30 Day Mini Art Challenge ~
Week 2 Complete!
I’ve officially wrapped up week 2 of my 30 Day Mini Art Challenge! I’m super happy with each of these pieces and excited to get started on week 3. Stay tuned! ✌🏼😁
Because I need to hear it, a lot, and I think some of you may too.
Noah Wyle’s Love Letter to L.A. for Architectural Digest
“I spent most of my childhood in this building,” says Noah Wyle, seated at Craft Contemporary, the museum founded by his grandmother, artist Edith R. Wyle, in 1973. “The memories come back like torrents.” But as the Emmy-winning star of The Pitt reflects, the organization is just as meaningful in terms of its cultural significance to Los Angeles. Craft Contemporary, he notes, “is a meeting place where people can come and talk, share ideas, debate ideas, and experience other cultures.”
For the March LA issue, AD asked 12 iconic Angelenos to take us somewhere meaningful. This time, everyone’s favorite doctor makes a house call at Craft Contemporary (@craftcontemporary).
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Repost, but I wanted to be proud of myself
Sometimes I go back and look at these two comics I did of Lethal Company and I'm genuinely proud of how far my art style has come.
I also have come to realize that black and white comics with some hatched accents/shading is my favorite way of doing horror comics so I might do that a lot more than my colorful ones. (unless they're funny I guess)
Anyways Tumblr artists I have homework for you - go look back on your old pieces compared to your new works and see how far your style has come. Don't bash your younger self's art style, even if you think it's terrible - you had to start somewhere, right?
Also if you want to reblog with examples I don't mind lmao
ONE OF MY FAVORITE MANGAKA'S IS A JOJO'S FAN AND CREATES JOJO FANART??
Her names Kotteri, she's the mangaka for the manga "Veil" which is a slice of life romance between a cop and a blind heiress as they slowly develop a relationship through small everyday moments and interactions. So SUPER CUTE.
AND LIKE LOOK AT THE FAN ART SHE MADE:
I absolutely love the way she draws expressions and I feel like she perfectly captures all the characters personalities 😭
Particularly how she draws old Joseph.... No comment. 👀
Indie Animated Action
Playground |||| Gildedguy
The Legend of Pipi |||| Monkey Wrench
Lackadaisy |||| Ramshackle
Arin or Kogan |||| Lonely Man's Lazarus
2Spooky |||| Hellbent
The Showdown |||| Wire
How it feels to open the Shuake/Akeshu side of Tumblr and discovering the most unhingedly tragically wrenching holiest piece of arts ever made: