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Nothing makes me want to shoot myself quite like trying to photograph extremely small reflective surfaces.
Today's work just went completely down the toilet so I ended up making two telegram stickers instead (Plus the very first one I did). I'm debating taking these as commissions after TFF, but I want to make more examples first.
If you're interested in one of my tapestries, are going to Texas Furry Fiesta, and would like to preorder one for pickup at the convention please let me know ASAP! #TFF You can find the tapestries I've created thus far here (6 designs): https://t.co/79p6jNfTdf
@skulldog How about my demon fellow Verūk? Feel free to squash, stretch, and interpret his design. Or design your own on top of his type/structure.
I really need to add to this collection and get the first three reprinted. Belted kingfisher, hooded merganser, and blue jay. These were done at least a couple of years ago.
I originally made this piece for possible greeting cards but essentially couldn't make the manufacturing-vs-sales math work. It's still one of my favorite pieces I've done and I normally grow bored quickly with my art. A doe and buck Megaloceros with my neo stone age tribal work.
I am asking for input from all of you (Yes YOU!) on what to do about Black Friday; I've made a public Patreon post going over my challenges in detail. My service dog's emergency wiped out the money I'd saved for Black Friday supplies & I'm a bit stuck. https://t.co/k8DQY8Gr2i
After stabbing myself with the linocutter I am no longer allowed around dangerous things until I get some $@*& sleep. So instead I scanned these: they're done in black walnut ink, goose feather, a stick (no joke) with washes of gouache & other inks involved.
This is "old" by at least a couple of months; I designed it with the idea of being printable for a tapestry and grew frustrated and quit. So this is basically where it left off. I do love me some luna moths though and arthropod symmetry is perfect for my neo stone age tribals.
Here is a proper scan of "Leo Kifo". The art is actually quite small at only 3.5x5.5 inches. Mixed media pen, gouache, watercolor, and ink.