throwback to this piece, "overwhelmed" from 2021. it's really awesome finally be able to have and old my art, considering it's mostly been digital for the past several years.
@mathraptor42 fantastic work :) i really enjoy how you pushed the vertical hatching from the flames up into the middle tree. can i ask what size paper/pen you work with to get such fine lines?
@JazmirrCook@TheAnointedOne_@Cyarine it sounds like you might need to ask yourself why it is you make art. what do you do with a piece once it's done? is it wrong to let art sit in a void if it was made just for yourself?
@Snigglewhip@MilesJohnston i think surreal and nonsensical are more synonymous than they are at odds with one another. my interpretation of this work is that love helps to unclutter the mind of needless thoughts and things.
@Floppinglopagus @JasminDarnell that's exactly where it's useful! if you find a pleasing enough rhythm, it can be universally applicable. arthur rackham is a good example of an artist whose gestures transcend subject matter.
@DanMeinhartArt I use a refurbished 12.9" 1st gen ipad pro (~$300) with Procreate ($10) for all of my digital art needs 👀 the ipad's comfortable to use and easy to adapt to imo but procreate is really what sells it. god-tier software
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