//=time() ?>
@VistMahendra @DalrympleWill @Medieval_India @dpanikkar @Chemburstudio There’s a very similar composition with @britishmuseum …
@honamochizuki i think maybe the composition is just a little dull?? BUT THIS SET IS MY FAVVVV
Amid this year's Pokémon hype, I got two Pokémon Trainer Kothu commissions, both by the great @/Taplaos ! Thanks again for nailing my character everytime, for your composition suggestions with all these Pokémon featured lol, and your awesome Pokémon drawing style!
The overall process was fairly smooth though despite the challenges. The composition I chose felt immediately the most impactful and from there it was all just working out how best to tell the story of these two characters
Some challenges I faced:
- Working out how to place the dragon in the scene
- Painting the forest background
It was the first big piece in years where I had included an animal and also a background, so both were difficult to wrap my head around in composition
Create backgrounds, environments, or abstract compositions with a focus on experimental mark-making techniques in Abstract Exploration and Dynamic Mark-Making with instructor Vanessa Lemen!
Register by January 9th to receive $20 off tuition!
When sharp pixels make you look stupid vs.😳
-----
Dominus (Prototype) - 1993
Sega Genesis with RGB Triple Bypass
#Retrotink5x 1440p
1) RGB | Sharp Pixels
2) Composite | PVM600 Scanlines (Coarse) | Pre-Filter +1
#retrogaming #retrogames #SegaGenesis
Painting over an old painting. The composition was based on a photo taken at the zoo. This smol bird (Todirostrum policephalum) was wandering around the habits
@AuthorJFuller As an artist, the composition of this one SPEAKS to my SOUL and I love it.
(plus the dragon kinda sorta might have semi-functional wings if you squint so that's always a plus LOL)
Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes
Music: "River Stage"
Composition & Arrangement: Mitsuhiko Takano
Link: https://t.co/H1Nj9H3zdV
Thanks for 26k followers! ❤️
🎶AIN’T NOBODY TO DRY YOUR EYES
DRIVE ME CRAZY
BUT I WON’T LET YOU GO
EXCITE ME🎶
Napoleon Crossing the Alps by the French artist Jacques-Louis David
he composition shows a strongly idealized view of the real crossing that Napoleon and his army made across the Alps
#collab with BartonDH
https://t.co/4SsP4VP4Qf
Barton chose the composition and drew the lineart,
i painted this.
#originalcharacter #ArtistOnTwitter #ComicArt #digitalart #faecore #Fairy #moth #moon #fantasy #fantasyart #art #fae #fairycore #woods #talk
Polish painter Jerzy Nowosielski (1923-2011) is mostly known for his Eastern Orthodox icons, but his abstract art is also lovely. I think I like it so much precisely because it follows iconographic principles of harmony and composition, centering the viewer into meditative stasis
Shoutmon X4K
(Shout+Times 4+Knight)
Composite
Attacks:
Three Victorize
Three Impact
Victorize Boomerang
Burning Star Crusher
Kazuki Tsunoda again displays his chops as a storyboard artist, this time directing himself unlike his last effort on #06
FMA 2003's composite has its rough edges but it does atmospheric lighting very well, and Tsunoda really knows how to put that to good use
(Image unrelated, kind of)
I decided yesterday that the shot composition for the current version of the Telebuddies EP 1 isn't the best, and I want to add more diversity and heart to the locations, so I'm going to be editing the script for scenery changes.
This episode marks Tomoki Kyōda's last storyboard for the series, and fortunately for us he departs this production on as high a note as he can
Really strong compositions to accentuate the moods of certain scenes, and even some well-utilized lens distortion effects as well
Landscape/Seascape (recurring themes) Composition (Riverchapel) cont...
green, green and more green (wishful thinking) but with time moving so fast these days, spring won't be long till it is sprung
#art #painting #kunst
https://t.co/tWdNAZYdi5
If everything is important, nothing is important!
It is far too easy to make the mistake of treating everything equally. Is that insignificant crack on the table really as important as the main message of the composition? Ask yourself; "what is really important here?"
2/3