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Over Christmas the Sunday School children made some very abstracted angels to decorate the church and they were quite intimidating, so I thought it might be fun to interpret them literally. I'd like to redo these as paintings perhaps.
#2009vs2019 #2009vs2019art
I hardly have any scanned art from 2009, I suppose I was busy at university. I remember having prints of @TonyDiTerlizzi 's art all over my studio space. I'm still not quite on his level, but I can paint without ink lineart now!
I'm enjoying #4styles because I worry all the time about my habit of flipping between horror and cute fairies.
There are some prompts from my sister's friend in this set, my poor sister didn't know what a tongue-eating louse was and is now slightly traumatised.
I started a new job recently so these are a bit behind where I am on Instagram. Everything except the sakura fairy in this set is more sister prompts, I really like the shy little woodlice.
More fairies! The conker and algae were prompts from my sister, I think algae is one of my favourites so far. I tried to keep the watercolour a bit looser than I normally do.
Lots of different fairy types in this set! The orange was my favourite, but the afternoon tea fairy went over best on instagram.
Do any of you have any prompts you want me to try? I'm keeping a little list.
It's #FolkloreThursday again! Which means I'm late, oops. There's another house fairy in this lot, my favourite mythical creature! The fact that they appear in folklore all over the world suggests to me that there's some truth in the idea.
@heyalexei @psyop Hi! I'm Sarah, I love character work and I can do varying levels of anime-ness.
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Hey it's #FolkloreThursday, what a good day for another 4 fairies! Mostly plants. I think the squirrel fairy looks more and more like a squirrel the longer she lives with them.