
Original Artwork Thread
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Mykl wrote:hello everyone - lurking here usually but sure why not:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3403/359 ... a041_b.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3560/359 ... 1b35_b.jpg
whoa!
Turquoise70 yours is nice as well, maybe try to work it out on a computer? The cats at least. And lol @ rainbow
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turquoise70 wrote:A little something-or-other I drew while blazed off my bum at my friends' house last year.
Holy shit! I had no idea you were that good at drawing!
Lovely cats
Here's some strange character I just finished. I really happy with the face. The black parts with with the blue inside are eyes, and the blue square in the middle of the eyes is the mouth. :3

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I know there's a photography thread too but I felt like posting here
I use film and a canon eos e50 camera.
And just for fun, a campfire headphase painting i did a few years back.
http://s7409651.deviantart.com/
I use film and a canon eos e50 camera.
And just for fun, a campfire headphase painting i did a few years back.
http://s7409651.deviantart.com/
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Neels wrote:zeitgeist wrote:my girlfriend and i really love your work Neels! i'll have to forward your site to an old roommate of mine--she's an illustration graduate and would really dig this stuff. keep it up!
Thanks, Zeitgeist! I appreciate that a lot
I agree, this is fantastic stuff. Do you pull paper out of old buildings?
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Neels wrote:dave_from_2001 wrote:I agree, this is fantastic stuff. Do you pull paper out of old buildings?
Thanks!
Well, it's actually very simple as I add a picture of an old piece of paper to my illustrations and then merge them.
Well you should be proud. Your art is 100% commercially viable. You have a rare eye for composition.
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ive been doing some photoshop doodles. on my blog here. http://sphonk.blogspot.com
lately ive been trying out these minimalistic pieces. im trying to approach them like i would an abstract painting but taken from a graphic design perspective... if that makes any sense. abstract graphic design is a bit of an oxymoron. but then again, most things in my life are these days...
for me, these are purely about color and composition. being efficient and trying not to mask anything behind too many layers.[/img]
lately ive been trying out these minimalistic pieces. im trying to approach them like i would an abstract painting but taken from a graphic design perspective... if that makes any sense. abstract graphic design is a bit of an oxymoron. but then again, most things in my life are these days...
for me, these are purely about color and composition. being efficient and trying not to mask anything behind too many layers.[/img]
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