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@HonuDan @43SquareMiles @ProgressCityUSA Here are the others… a huge source of inspiration since the moment I started to take drawing seriously as a teen. I can’t dream to be as good but it does show. I’d love a better scan but my copy has a terrible misaligned print.. need to get another sometime
Long ago I posted a hi-res front cover scan of the vinyl OST to the Urban Square OVA—don't think I ever posted other scans from the same album, so here they are. Back sleeve cover, and front & back covers of the insert sleeve are included here.
Front cover artwork by Akemi Takada
@MiniSoDuhh @adidasoriginals @Prada @BoredApeYC what about you scan for some bitches
mixed media painting. I want to add some text to the side and then I will scan it later.
Acrylic painting test, scan canvas... then the @Photoshop magic with #Actions and digital paint.
#creativecloud #Adobe #digitalpainting #digitalart #wolf #werewolf #Wolfpack
The LP-only OST for the JP dub of Terrahawks features some frames taken from the dub's exclusive Dezaki-like animated OP & ED—FTR, the OP/ED sadly never saw the light of day again past its original TV broadcast.
Decided to go & scan the OP frames from my own copy of the LP.
🌟 Shine bright, blue star 🌟
X, kinda X8 style!
Prismacolor pencils and two pens + real paper. This is a phone photo but I'll scan it someday. :D
Tablet's busted but I NEED ART
Sandman watercolour scan by @rogercruzbr https://t.co/TG6xkWdk2Y
#thesandman #dcvertigo #dccomics
I'll give you a good scan tomorrow but I was too impatient to wait until then to share with you my scribble that turned into a boat.
Uist Shoreline: paintings of cup-marked rocks on the the Udal shoreline in North Uist by Margaret MacLellan, on show at @Taigh_C and online. Plus the Canmore scan of the same rocks (probably natural) in origin. Art: https://t.co/f1cb03PmRx Archaeology: https://t.co/Blcp0avY1f
you can see the differences a little more if I increase the sharpness of the scan lines (which increase in thickness based on the length of the RGB channels) & zoom in a ton (like 66x)