I really love this.
*By John Breed
Joe Forkan’s The Lebowski Cycle is a series of paintings and drawings exploring layered narratives, using masterpieces of western art and the Coen Brothers’ film The Big Lebowski as a point of departure. You can see what paintings each of the works are based on at Joe Forkan’s Blog.
The Big Lebowski is best.
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Fruit and Fig. My OTP forevs, yo.
Also, pics off my phone because the scanner is inoperable and pics of my drawings skew the imperfections.
Between Spanx and face lifts, Western culture is obsessed with normalizing the body to fit into a mold deemed more attractive or more “correct.” British artist Jonathan Yeo uses his talent for photorealistic portraiture to explore the way that people subject themselves to plastic surgery in an effort to chase eternal youth and beauty. Painted primarily in beige tones, the works are at once peaceful and grotesque. Women’s faces appear placid and relaxed, but perhaps only under the effects of surgical anesthesia. Gracefully painted bodies are marked with lines for future incisions. Take a look at some of his latest works, images courtesy of the artist.
Large-scale, intricate illustration made with marker by Yosuke Goda.
I want a room in my home like this. Or even just a wall.
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Nothing To Do In This Heat But Sleep
hi res version at my blog (x)
Gif illustrations are wonderful <3
Huguette Despault May stumbled across and old piece of Korean War era rope that inspired a beautiful body of work entitled the Hawser Series. May’s knotted and twisted black and grey rope drawings are metaphors used to represent overwhelming feelings of every day tension and frayed nerves. She works with an exaggerated scale to enhance the viewer’s encounter with these meticulous renderings. Each of the works in the Hawser Series are between 50 to 70 inches in height. The Hawser rope that May had hanging in her studio while creating this work is very large and heavy. It is 12 inches in circumference and weighs about 75 pounds.
Drown: Conclusion
Science Bros 4 Life.Finally ended the story. My head aches… it’s 3am… worth it.
(Will reply to your messages after I catch some sleep yeah? Thanks so much for all the kind messages you guys sent me! God, I’m tearing up.)
For 1st time readers, read tony’s side and bruce’s side before proceeding. And extra donut shop scene.
Click read more for the whole comic.
Went with my cousin to do some life drawing at Blim; this was the 20 minute pose and coincidentally the only one worth posting. Felt good, it’s been years since I did any figure drawing.
This model had an interesting face and excellent hands; really expressive(????) fingers. I should have spent more time practicing those features.
*Leafy bit added for the sake of ma famille.
*Leafy bit now removed.
Spent some time at my aunt’s to show her some watercolor stuff.
I drew her dog. :D
I bought some pencil crayons in three colors and wanted to doodle with them.
So I did.
