Mera's HYPERFIXATIONS @vikingmera - Tumblr Blog

having a hard time working on personal development stuff, and I keep having to remind myself it's because I'm a full time storyboard artist on a show that's incredibly creatively fulfilling (Gaslight District) but I'm happy with how this cast is shaping up. I have a lot of the "what" figured out for this pitch, but not the "why". Hopefully I can carve out some time to do some hard thinking soon.

Title: The Black Brook (Rose-Marie Osmond) Artist: John Singer Sargent (American [active in England], 1856-1925) Date: 1908 Genre: portraiture Period: Edwardian Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 69.8 cm (27.4 in) high x 55.2 cm (21.7 in) wide Location: Tate Britain, London, England, UK

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Some fan art of Omori

Thank you to everyone who got to know me through these fan arts.

#omori #pixelart #animation #ドット絵

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1920s Velvet chairs and sofa, Austrian. From Pinterest.

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ROCKY COOKED STATEMENT

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Water Lilies (1904) by Claude Monet

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Art by Enzo Minarro

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Wassily Kandinsky, Several Circles, 1926

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Hey!! I love your artworks and want to ask you ....how do you make waving leaves in trees and plants/ name of the extention (if any)

Hi, thanks! For the waving leaves, it’s actually super simple and easy to do, though it can take a bit of time. I always separate each leaf (or sometimes small groups of leaves). Once you have hundreds of them, or when it already looks like a tree, you can animate them to move up and down, left and right, or even diagonally. Here’s an example: