#prop art

[ursiday]

What's in their bags

[kodasea]

Meet the Artist (2023)

[ashscarce]

These recently discovered artifacts have now been restored to their original state. These figures depict Australian dinosaurs and were used for various purposes, such as bowls, jewellery, decoration, or spiritual purposes. The estimated age of the artifacts is 15,000 years. Before the restoration, the sculptures were miraculously intact, seemingly due to their discovery within a large stone chest found deep within a cave. The purpose of why it was moved here and did not remain within the owner's home is unknown at this time.

Dinosaurs- Atlascopcosaurus | Australovenator | Leaellynasaura | minmi |Muttaburrasaurus | Qantassaurus | Wintonotitan

[fruitgravies]

curio, wares, trinkets

(part one of a series…?)

prints • twt • insta

[opossun]

Yuan uses his magic to prepare you a lovely dinner, wyd? 200% zoom of the original

[angelpuns]

Still working on this, but wanted to show off the first floor! Still a few things to add to make it a little more cluttered feeling, but yayyy yippee

Probably should have a couch somewhere, but couches as they are now didnt really exist so- idk we'll figure it out

[natedhernandez]

I drew a burger

[eatthesunshootthemoon]

Prop art for Project Fish. Some things you'd typically see at a Li-Luan port.

These props are inspired by things you'd normally see at urban areas within south-asian communities.

I dug deep into what’s been inspiring me to create art for Ormauk recently, and a lot of it has been my relationship with nature as an adult, but especially more so when I was a kid. I grew up a short walk away from the beach. The town that I lived in was outside of the city, but you couldn’t really classify it as suburbia. There were empty plots of land filled with guinea grass growing taller than us kids. Unfinished foundations of houses that sat undisturbed for most of my life; overgrown and abandoned. There was a small pasture for cows behind my house where frogs croaked their hymns when rain fell and created ponds. Overhead cables and graffitied electrical transformers had a specific vibe that I just don't see where I live now.

I wanted to show my version of solarpunk, and it finally clicked with me how I can achieve this; by mixing those snapshots of my childhood with thematically designed technology that fit that south-asian culture I’m trying to emulate. A bit of what exists now and what could exist.