en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Mu... wtf saw this right after, be careful with that horse art

aaaah, I love the textures and the combination of graphic style and more rendered stuff, you do it so well!!!

I always spend like 5 minutes staring at how you draw fabric folds lol

A vampire rider astride a vampiric horse. The atmosphere is dark and rainy, the perfect time for a hunt.

The Harbinger and The Hunter 🦇
Happy year of the horse! #darkfantasy #vampire #illustration

it was wild how they decided to kill vichicular micslaughter

YouTube video by Shawn Grenier | The Canvas History's Best Antifascist Portraits

Let me try this Bluesky thing! Here's a video I made on antifascist self-portraits!!

youtu.be/61WgL8BmtYs

YouTube video by Shawn Grenier | The Canvas The Disarming Drawings of Victor Hugo

The video-
(cw: image of execution by hanging)
youtu.be/cl32JcvrWXs?...

I've actually been thinking about this recently after seeing The Canvas' video on Victor Hugo's art and just admiring how damn good it was but also how meaningful they were as his "doodles" he made amidst all the other things that were happening in his life.

I hope you also find comfort in the fact that you don't need to be just one thing and that you're not less of an artist. Your art will always be waiting for you and being a librarian might even enrich you in ways as a person that make your art even more meaningful.

I've been watching on youtube! Makes me nostalgic since I watched your Yale Open Course years ago.

It's Trans Day of Visibility, so here is a painting I did last month inspired by the trans pride flag and the year of the snake. Y'all deserve so much more than the bullshit out there!

these are so good.

prints!

Slop

a man with a scar on his face looks at another man in a dark room ALT: a man with a scar on his face looks at another man in a dark room

this sort of thing

ai slop??

a photo of a traditional painting

a photo of a traditional painting

a photo of a traditional painting

a photo of a traditional painting

Switching to traditional media is the best decision I'v made in a long time. It feels so much nicerto paint on real paper. With brushes for scale, you can also see how tiny my work is in person.

lol, ai slop?

hell yeah

OCトリオ

Why are you sorry??

It looks great

Unfortunately he passed away after directing his first feature with Ghibli :(

Kondo was potentially a successor to Miyazaki and Takahata.

For the record: I helped a librarian put together a "books you'll like if you like Diary of a Wimpy Kid" display once. I think this is the actual right approach to the problem rather than blanketly prohibiting stuff based on bad value judgements like in the image.

There has to be choice but also there's times when a kid should do something other than their 20th re-read of Diary of a Wimpy Kid (this is very very common.)

To begin with they're forced to read a choice book at times. Many will choose a "low-stakes" option instead of it even being fun for them.

Graphic novels are more legitimate than ever within schools (most of them have comics sections in the library larger than anything I could have imagined as a kid) but there's also a huge crisis in literacy and kids who will absolutely stay in their comfort zone for the wrong reasons.

I know you mean well and the tone/method is overly harsh and heavy handed in the screenshot but with all due respect, it feels like you have a blind spot for how a lot of kids actually engage with reading in schools these days.

If I get to 100k followers on here I’ll post @samreich.bsky.social ’s phone number

My art :)

Aster #procreateartist

A work in progress polymer clay sculpture of a jackelope knight

Getting into sculpting with some polymer clay, WIP :) #art #sculpture