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@Poseidon_SF Delighted to share my opensea collection 'Cusoon' here. This series of works is an attempt to explore the relationship between the foreground and background images.
Floor 0.1 eth
https://t.co/STpzYKTMHd
I'm working on actually doing background/foregrounds in my art and having a lot of fun 🌸✨🎉
Floppy eared viera are all i think about...
An older drawing with and without the foreground battalion. Kinda oceanic.
@shalolagadi @opensea @withFND Delighted to share my opensea collection of 1/1 paintings, 'Cusoon' . This series of works is an attempt to explore the relationship between the foreground and background images.
Floor 0.1 eth
https://t.co/STpzYKTMHd
With this landscape, I returned to my earlier theme of seeing the landscape as a patchwork of fields. The strongly coloured foreground has a sense of the recession of plough lines but is really a great excuse for having fun with colour and pattern! https://t.co/hpZwoJG0tL
Here it is without the foreground for those who would prefer a simple clean #wallpaper
#wallpaperwednesdays
Working on the background and foreground was a pain so I am done for the day. Eula
@thousandbtc Delighted to share my opensea collection 'Cusoon' . This series of works is an attempt to explore the relationship between the foreground and background images.
Floor 0.1 eth
https://t.co/STpzYKCJFd
@mojoheadsnft @opensea @withFND Delighted to share my opensea collection 'Cusoon' . This series of works is an attempt to explore the relationship between the foreground and background images.
Floor 0.1 eth
https://t.co/STpzYKCJFd
couldnt figure out which elements to pick so i put all of them in
foreground elements drawn with mouse thags why it looks bad
#art #drawing #painting #ArtistOnTwitter
Remade my Zombie Island piece from 2019. I got rid of the green lighting since it kept conflicting with the foreground so I opted to keep it blue and moody with faint hints of green.
@Alesiopdv @puritysin @LunarArchivist @ComicPerch @Kneon @desert_starr_57 @YourNerdWonder Mmm-hm. Their facial structures vary depending if they're background or foreground characters, or even if they're comic relief characters.
But overall is they're female leads or meant to last more than one graphic novel, they're more likely to look closer to humans.