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@Juwulinha Sou o Alan, eu curto desenhar uns sapos e outras coisas :)
Alan Beresford has got the recycling-themed June forum challenge off to a great start with this sketch of his recycled bottle plant pots! Read more and join the latest challenge here https://t.co/GSzov1Z4sk
@TheAouicha Voici Alan c'est un Nagga prostitué avec une histoire hypee dark ! :) et l'un de mes oc que j'adore !
Had a dream that I was with Kate last night at a school and couldn’t stop bawling in my sleep :’)
Drew the boy <3 he won’t be forgotten!
Alan belongs to Paulmccartneys on Deviantart.
Miss u ❤️
Ando releyendo "The League of the Extraordinary Gentlemen", el cómic de Alan Moore y Kevin O’Neill, y he vuelto a ver una viñeta que ya me llamó la atención en su momento. En ella, aparece un ejemplar de #ictiosaurio en una de las paredes del British Museum (1/5)
JURASSIC PARK DESIGNS!?
I’ve been meaning to draw them all for a while, and I have finally gotten the motivation to do them!
I’ll be doing designs for each movie!
Alan: Cinnamon mackerel tabby
Ian: Black bi-colour
Ellie: Fawn spotted tabby
Acabo de enterarme de que Alan Lee (ilustrador por antonomasia de la obra de Tolkien) tiene ilustraciones sobre la Ilíada y la Odisea y estoy 💚💚💚
🖼️ La destrucción de Troya
🖼️ La bruja Circe
Alan Berry Rhys is an Argentinian illustrator and professor inspired by vintage advertising and lo-fi printing processes. See more of his typographic and print work on the AOI folios. #afolioaday.
https://t.co/OMLKuC9QZG @AlanBerryRhys
The haunting, ethereal visions of Middle Earth created by artist Alan Lee have graced many editions of Tolkien's books and, of course, Peter Jackson's films.
#Tolkien #AlanLee #art #MiddleEarth #fantasyart #LordOfTheRings #artist
Art Block struck me again. So, I drew Alan.
#AlansBlock #DrawnOutStudios #OriginalArt #ArtistOnTwitter #Alan
As a boy I was amazed at the work of Alan Sorrell. His reconstruction of Dirleton was the first image of its kind I ever saw. So I copied his techinque of boxing views a section at a time. I used (8 pence) Postcard images in the 80's then scaled up to A3 size (Tantallon example).