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making fiddly lines in graphite is a very nice comfort zone for me
https://t.co/1g2zTUgo8W #PortfolioDay
@RabbitThoughts my fave has always been this festive bird revolt
out here astral projecting after drinking my first glass of water at 10pm
did you know giger did concept work for it and it's perfectly fucked AS USUAL
@JennRavenna "All The Earth Would Flame," my non beefy squidman take on cthulhu, has sold 0 of anything and garnered 0 interest but it was a bigass stylistic turning point and I had a fantastic time making it. I love it
#FolkloreThursday prompt is earth and stone so here's an oldie: Long Meg and her Daughters, the rad name for some petrified witches who became the Bronze Age standing stone circle in Cumbria. In some stories the stones are uncountable, in others they move when your back is turned
Walton Ford, mainly known for gigantic watermedia pieces involving conflict between man and the natural world. a lot of them are based around real historical events too it's great