Tiana Oreglia

A Siren wearing clothes with a messy updo bun of dark hair is gracefully posed in the mirror with her head tilted away and eyes closed. Her hand is cupping the head of an invisible figure. Two streams of dark liquid flow from dots on her neck. The mirror she poses in is antique brass and silver and very ornate

Siren Posing in Mirror With Vampire Girlfriend

I like masculine women
I like to draw masculine women
that's all ✌️

Well she's a woman so no 😑

Lmao it's ok

Haha thank you but she's a woman 😎

😩

I'm always afraid to put glasses on a character with a long pointy nose because inevitably someone goes.... "is that you?" 😩

a sketch of a woman in a long coat and gloves stretching one glove onto her hand. she has short cropped hair that is brushed back and a long pointed hook nose with glasses perched on her the slope of her nose.

I couldn't decide if glasses.... or no glasses....

a sketch of a woman in a long coat and gloves stretching one glove onto her hand. she has short cropped hair that is brushed back and a long pointed hook nose

butch sherlock?

#sketch #myart #art

I don't mind depressing but that one is difficult for me because of the subject matter for sure. I liked the hour and I wouldn't call that uplifting. It's just baffling to me that there aren't more victorian shows that deal with the lower classes (esp since those are major themes in Dickens novels)

True

I'm not sure I would identify aristocracy as their ilk. A show about writers from different eras would actually be interesting

I really wish there was a bit more variety in period dramas I feel like they're mostly about rich people

I feel that...

short haired woman with a blue pixie cut smoking while leaning back with her legs outstretched. She has on a sleeveless short turquoise and blue jumpsuit and big workman's boots with thick socks and a knee brace.

trying to find a little time to do some quick art for myself between work. Coloured a drawing I liked quickly

#art #myart #characterdesign

Yeah

I've been keeping my eye on this one

github.com/mikf/gallery...

Oh hold on I can link it

oh! actually... a great feature to add would be some sort of exporting feature like you can for blogs.

I also would really like to keep using it there really isn't quite a replacement for it and just saving and organizing images doesn't quite work the same.

Oh! Most of my complaints were published in that 404 media piece I contributed too. My biggest headache has honestly been the moderation taking down completely innocuous pins and trying to appeal them is so difficult because they blur or black out the images... so I have no idea what I'm appealing

yeah same I think my focus on more traditional and older works has somehow saved me? it feels like being more specific in your use of it is a boon

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I've found clicking "I don't want to see this" can really help a lot with that issue. I rarely see a/i generated images tbh but I feel like I must be one of the lucky few lol. It's really unfortunate what they did to it y_y

screenshot of my pinterest feed featuring a lot of mid-century illustrations, deco ceramics, sculptures, and cartoonists

idk what other people's feeds look like but I still find mine very inspiring and a nice reprieve from other social media websites. You really have to fine-tune your experience though

same I do that because I love having the original sources bookmarked too. It always annoyed me when people wouldn't just link it in the post though because it's so easy to do but I think the internet in general has a sourcing/crediting problem

www.pinterest.com/tiana0051/_p... if you wanna follow my boards I like to keep things neat and organized

I've found so many hidden gems and unknown artists that have inspired me through this platform. It has its pitfalls and people need to be better about linking to the sources but it really was very useful if you did your research right u_u

screenshot of my pinterest board the different boards read "16th century fashion" "17th century fashion" "18th century art" "18th century fashion" "1920s fashion" "1930s fashion" "1940s fashion" "1950s fashion" "1960s/mod fashion" "1970s fashion" "19th century art" "19th century attire" "20th century art" "60s typeface/graphic design" "action poses" "animation" "Architecture" "armor"

screenshot of my pinterest board. The boards read: "art reference/advice" "background art" "composition & comics" "concept fashion" "contemporary art" "costumes" "dance" "early 1900s fashion" "faces & people" "film colour/lighting" "furniture" "general clothing/sewing ref" "hairstyles" "historical military wear" "japanese historical fashion" "line" "mechanical/robot" "medieval clothing" "modern fashion" "modern illustration" "old movie posters" "old tech" "patterns" "places"

screen shot of my pinterest board the boards read: "places" "poses" "poster art/ads (vintage)" "retro futurism" "retro toys" "sculptures" "street fashion" "tattoos" "traditional historic clothing" "vehicles" "vintage furniture" "weird retro costumes" "Western reference"

This is why pinterest was incredibly useful to artists/designers/creatives for those who don't get it. I feel like people don't fully understand how people utilize pinterest.

I feel lucky that my feed is still usable but am willing to jump ship for a competitor. I've already backed up everything