M. Cromwellさんのイラストまとめ

"The Ants Man" 5"x7" Acrylic and Paint Pen on Canvas Board

"The Fox and the Wolf" a Ukrainian folk story, with absolutely gorgeous illustrations!
https://t.co/vImUNDmUiO

Oh you know just oogling at Rick Barrow's art some more

@flightrising Green dergs green dergs GREEN DERGS GREEN DERGS (gal on left is even shamrock wow such green much lucky)

Happy #Caturday !

Daren Bader! Speaking of fantasy illust. I love how his work is realistic but also stylized and fun. I wanted to be a concept artist/fantasy illustrator so badly when I was 14-17. Now I am merely a fantasy art enjoyer and that's ok.

My art teacher brought me + other students to see Todd Lockwood at his home, where we saw looks at his WIPs and got talks on composition/etc. He looked at my work and didn't have many nice things to say, but illuminated the fact that I didn't wanna be a fantasy illustrator.

Ken Sugimori's art in the Pokemon craze that I was engulfed in as a kid probably was the thing that inspired me to take drawing a little more seriously. I remember as like, an 8 year old, copying Ken's art out of Pokemon Guide Books. Remember guide books? Ahh. Simpler times.

And let's be real, Goldenwolf has inspired me since I was an early teen. I love it. The decorations and jewelry, especially, are an aspect I've adopted into my work hella.

Susan Seddon-Boulet. Her techniques are so rich, she used oil pastels and inks (??? wild). Her cloaked animal spirits became a huge inspiration to me a few years ago.