#texture study

[reemillustrated]

giving myself a pat on the back for being patient and trying something i’m not familiar with

[powderbrushart]

This was a study I started earlier this year and left unfinished — until now. Lately, I’ve been fascinated by aged sculptures — especially those weathered by time and covered in mossy, bluish-green patina. They feel like time itself has left its fingerprints on the stone. I imagined what it would look like if these statues were given life — not just in gesture, but in presence. The figure on the left was inspired by The Progress of Love: The Meeting by Fragonard, while the other two are studies based on references by @studiografit.

Instagram Etsy shop

[pizzacutt3r]

Armor/metal study Dec 2025

[nemisisnemi]

NO DONT TURN ME INTO A TEXTURE STUDY-

[thephotographerattempt]

Hudson River Valley, NY

[beesie]

holographic orb 🫧

[bits-and-beasts]

happy Friday the 13th freaks :)

have a weird and scary deadlock study I did under the table in my capstone class. ignore the organic components, deadlock/drift is a dog-thing to me and I wanted to get weird and artistic about it for fun.

[nekocrime]