My 10 favourites of 2014:
mermaid.
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From a piece by Stephen Michael King (aka maybe my favourite illustrator) in You.
This is the style I had originally envisioned from the project: more the sweeping strokes, composition, and line work rather than the other, more detailed, pieces I’ve done so far.
I will probably be doing more like this because it’s just so much quicker and I still feel like I’m learning a lot. Plus, it looks nice and bold on the wall.
My 10 favourites of 2014:
too much hair.
*(aivlysann is sylvia (in reverse) with my middle name ann tacked on.)
My 10 favourites of 2014:
love has no ending.
Fan art of Yulin Kuang’s fan movie of WH Auden’s poem ‘As I Walked Out One Evening’. Watch it. And all the rest.
*(aivlysann is sylvia (in reverse) with my middle name ann tacked on.)
Heading into Melbourne tomorrow morning on the 55 tram and back in the afternoon. Time flexible. Let me know if you want someone to sit with.
Also, can go shopping with you in the city or in the Brunswick area.
These guys are vague approximations of people on the humanae tumblr. It’s a good source for different faces but I’d advise against using the “random post” option because you’ll almost certainly get an overabundance of white faces. Just scroll through the archive instead.
My 10 favourites of 2014.
Given I’ve moved blogs and it’s the end of the year, I thought I’d repost my ten favourite pieces from the last year in the lead up to Christmas 🙂
If you’re an artist looking to diversify your faces:
- click this link
- draw whomever you get
- don’t worry about making it super-accurate, just focus on the characteristic parts of the face and have fun
- the outcome might not look like the ref, but it will be different and more varied than faces you draw out of your head, an dprobably pretty rad on its own right!
- feel free to reblog with your drawing, if you want!
Some old watercolour pencil sketches I discovered today (and added some water).
Sylvia Morris 