Illustration from the article, “The grotesque.” Form, a quarterly of the arts. April 1916. Austin O. Spare (1886-1956), artist.
Heidelberg Universiy


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Illustration from the article, “The grotesque.” Form, a quarterly of the arts. April 1916. Austin O. Spare (1886-1956), artist.
Heidelberg Universiy
Torsos and a potential polycule
The beauty of the Male form...
Rough WIP/corrections/test for this thing.
I realized after almost fully inking the torso that i had completely jacked up the anatomy in the original sketch. The human ribcage is far more glorious than what i had originally drawn and i try to capture that when i can. I didn’t really stick to my references at the time (i don’t know why) and it came back to bite me.
sorry for the janky quality of this image.
Artist Draws Intricate Rose Made of Thousands of Tiny “Lost Souls”
Artist Richard Berner creates intricate drawings made up of thousands of tiny people.
As you observe a work of art, you may find details that you didn’t notice at first. Take a close look at artist Richard Berner‘s pen illustrations and you’ll discover dozens, if not hundreds of thousands of little surprises. The UK-based artist creates whimsical and intricate drawings by packing together numerous tiny people. They almost look like tiny lost souls screaming out into the ether.
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Some torso anatomy practice for school