TeethHuman

I do digital art in FireAlpaca (though other programs are not out of my reach) My ability to make art spontaneously, rather than any of the things I've planned to do for a very long time, puzzles me. Dysgraphia affects my style Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TeethHuman Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/teethhuman.bsky.social I made a hub-like website for a class assignment: https://teethhuman.my.canva.site/

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I just brainwaved while looking through my old image folders. I deteriorated the jpg on purpose as much as my program could allow.

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Melting skyscraper. Bastardized natural landscape. etc. I got the idea for this piece a few months ago. I'm glad I got this done before my next semester started.

Click below to see pieces of my progress through making this

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Mind the flashing light (singular) and abrasive sound on this one Mild spoilers for Jojo part 9 (The JOJOLands)

John Rod, the most iconic character from Jojo Part 9.

This took me, what, 7-8 hours (including the hour or 2 hour long break I took)? Not bad at all.

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My thought process is consistent. I see a series of words that can fit in a "she x on my y till I z"-type or "who up xing they y"-type phrase and I who up fumbling they baddies?

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Mild spoiler for Deltarune Chapter 5, but I made a comic of one of the in-battle flavor text interactions.

This took the whole dang day/half a day but I'm satisfied.

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Found an old WIP from 2 years ago. Added some things and decided to make an environmental shot out of it.

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A few more abstract designs. Making a little something like this is better than making a whole lot of nothing, I think.

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Felt like making some abstract pattern designs. One of them's a remake of a different abstract pattern I made a while ago.

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Did something called neurographic drawing in class today, not bad for making designs. Nothing but sharpie and a larger-than-average piece of paper, it's a pretty good activity to understand line as a design principle. I have a bad sense of time, so I can't give you a reliable guess for how much time it will take, but certainly less than an hour. Here's the steps as I remember them: 1. Draw a bunch of organic shapes (round, bulbous, kinda bubbly or like cells). Around 5 is recommended, things like spacing and size apply at your discretion. 2. Draw a bunch of lines through the shapes, at any angle. 3-4 recommended. 3. Make sure the lines are nice and thick (if you're using physical media, this step is more relevant since it'll take a bit more work) 4. At the intersections between lines, round out the edges (you are also permitted to have fun with it a little, like I did) (this step applies to every intersection, it could be a bit tedious but it's worth it in the end) 5. Draw thinner lines inside the empty space at your discretion. In the shapes, outside of the shapes, wherever. Different line angles, line spacing, whatever. You could use line to create the illusion of depth, changing values, or nothing at all. It's like child's play, and deserves the mindset of a playing child. I am curious to see what people come up with. I think different people will make different variations, and people fascinate me. Show me what you have done Right This Instant.

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George Catlin Bear portraits 1846-1848 oil on canvas

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S.M. Gueller Drawing No.3 1966 ink and gouache on cardboard 52 x 52cm Bardi, P.M., Profile of the New Brazilian Art, 1970, p.106, pl.453

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Victor Servranckx No. 46 - 1922: The Town 1922 Oil on canvas 72.3 x 97.5 cm (28 7/16 x 38 3/8 in.) Yale University Art Gallery, Modern and Contemporary Art Gift of Collection Société Anonyme

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Georgia O'Keeffe Grey Blue and Black - Pink Circle 1929, Oil on canvas

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Naum Gabo Constructed Head No. 2 1923-1924, based on an original design of 1916 Ivory rhodoid Overall: 17 x 12 1/4 x 12 1/4 in. (43.18 x 31.11 x 31.11 cm.) Dallas Museum of Art

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crying tears of joy over this photo

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Swamp Crab (Bloomed) from Old School RuneScape

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abacus valley - acrylic on 16” x 20” canvas