#migration art

[mira--image]

For art fight, I finally made some colored refs of my Migration sonas!

[famousartthroughhistory]

St. Matthew from the Book of Durrow, artist unknown, 680 CE

[mira--image]

Wholesome birb bonding of the Migration sonas, just for you.

Who are these birds again?

It's hard for Mira to get over the fact that Tobi's new friends are predators, but she's bound to warm up to them eventually. It's easier to spend time alone with Vrek, who is more of a steady rock than Sam, the wild card. Here Mira is wearing a flower hat cuz she has a headache and needs to take a lil rest :,D

[mira--image]

How do you learn an artstyle? You study it with (and say it with me now folks) screen👏shot👏 re👏draws👏.

Show of hands for who's seen the movie Migration? If you haven't, I recommend it! They didn't fall into tropes that so many movies seem to let slide, and took the time to give us lots of wholesome family moments that give the movie heart and keep it from coming off as just another vehicle for the same recycled plot. You can watch it on amazon prime, though I saw it in theatres with the perfect friend group for this movie. Speaking of, I bet you can guess why I was interested in learning the art style 👀

You'll find out tomorrow ;D

[famousartthroughhistory]

Purse Cover from Sutton Hoo, artist unknown, 625 CE

[lalesart]

some works I drew for a local art exposition on the immigration topic! I love this topic and I put all myself in this work. This is the story of a migrant called Djibril, who suffered and got through a lot of difficult obstacles in order to get to Italy. I drew his story and I loved it.