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Masashi Kishimoto definitely sparked a lot of my artistic journey as a kid, his copic illustrations in particular taught me a lot about composition and the use of body language, I also admire how he paints light-- I had his artbook as a kid for the early Naruto illustrations
The next is illustrator Yoshitoshi ABe whose work on Serial Experiments Lain in particular really inspired my work both visually and thematically-- I'm a big fan of just the cluttered compositions with tech and emotional lighting he utilizes
Fan arts(2020~21) (not all)
The fourth one(Murobo) was not posted. But I posted a work of the same composition before.
2017-2022 #redraw :D I may not have understood colours or composition (still working on it), but past me had some fun ideas!
As promised. The 347th Desert Hunters with their Commandants and the MS composition of the squadron.
They're the protagonists who fights against a federation based opponent. I need to mske colours for those too so they're next
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Marc Chagall: his colors and compositions drive me nuts! Also, I’m constantly inspired by the idea that you could love a person so much you float up into the sky!
Space Forms (Composition 3-6-2022). Acrylic, Pastel, Charcoal, Spray Paint on Mi-Teintes Pastel Paper. #surrealism #automatism #abstractexpressionism #mixedmedia #mixedmedium
We still have a couple of days of traveling to do before I’m back in my studio, but I've been painting with the @procreate app on my iPad Pro while I've been away. I'm excited to try compositions and color palettes based on my digital paintings!
#melani… https://t.co/egm2doRBup
Frank Frazetta's heroic characters and fantasy compositions have become really important to me in the past few years. I find myself constantly referencing his work.
I continue to practice composition one way or another.
I even like the result to some extent.
I'm really trying to practice background composition, and still feeling like such a novice. I really want to feel better about making backgrounds by the time I actually doing the art for Goblin Rise. What do you guys think...?
🖤SUBMISSION SUNDAY🖤
'In the PINK room' by digital artist and pop surrealist Mary Perkins highlights the visual quality of the artist's unique and surreal compositions.
How would you interpret this piece?
#beautifulbizarre
9. Takata Yamamoto
His colors and compositions are lovely. And I just love how he paints fleshy bits, bones and the insides of organs.
4.Peach Momoko
Gorgeous watercolor. I like to look to her for composition and ink/watercolor techniques.