#2D Design and Color

[marywoodartdept]

Student Spotlight: Marissa Nowak

Conchita, our new Student Spotlight blogger, is kicking off fall 2024 by shining a light on talented students! Her first feature highlights the artistry of Marissa Nowak. Get ready for inspiring stories ahead! #StudentSpotlight #ArtTherapy #MarywoodArt

Welcome back to school and the first Student Spotlight blog post of the 2024/2025 school year! With a new school year comes new changes and opportunities. I had the opportunity to take over as the new incoming writer for the Student Spotlight blog. My name is Conchita and I hope all goes well and classes run smoothly for everyone, but enough about school for now and let’s talk about art. More…

[funkle420]

Turbo Granny blunt rotation WIP

[nickpeppermint]

Now that classic Mickey is getting more attention, i think it's about time to talk about one very annoying design misunderstanding

Has anyone noticed how Mickey Mouse eyes are COMPLETELY misinterpreted in coloured version? 👀

He has a mono eye like Sonic, which was changed into two small eyes inside his pupils

Also for example, notice the placement of Minnie's eyelashes that went from her eyelids to the top of her pupils

Yet Goofy retained normal eyes for some reason

Does anyone know why it's the case? 🤔

[artsandstoriesandstuff]

A turnaround of Vint! This was surprisingly easy to make.

(Reblogs and comments are very appreciated!!!)

These are just the guides I used to line up everything… well almost everything lol

[miss-katsune]

the eeper

kinda selfship art bc I used my kinsona but also kinda just regular nuzi art cuz my sona is not that much different to canon uzi idk man whatever I hope this turned out good sdfsfgndkjhg

[arcadebroke]

[arttsuka]

i have just discovered your star trek art and i am positively MUNCHING on them, YOUR ART IS SO!!!!!!!

i may be a tad bit in love with your human bill design also. if u even care 😔

Mmm, star trek.

Also my human Bill design you say...

[credus99-blog]

Aggression/ Danger to humans: Low/Medium, Low

Element/ Ailment: None

The Koruk, or k’oryxkizju lila meaning ‘night wanderer or garbage scrounger in Dhënuvgöm, is a species of terrestrial propfin inhabiting forests surrounding karst regions of the northeastern continent. The Koruks name is borrowed from the Luqilol term, koruk kicou ialilal (literally: koruk ‘animal + kicou ‘scrounging’ + ialilal ‘nocturnal’) meaning ‘night scrounging animal.’ This name was given to them when traveling humans asked what was raiding their pantries at night, to which the Hakdor replied “Oh it’s a night wanderer’, a term given to nocturnal animals by the Hakdor. The actual name for the Koruk in Hakdor Luqilol is pikicer (literally: pikic ‘tooth’ + cer ‘different, changed’) meaning changing tooth. The four front limbs of the Koruk are derived from the pectoral and pelvic fins of their fish ancestors. Unlike the lineage of hexapodal terrestrial propfins (like the Viridian Prowler), the two derived anal fin rays did not become two separate back legs but instead fused together into a singular limb during their ancestors' transition to land. Koruk’s are generalist scavengers that will eat a wide variety of fruits, nuts, and prey. The teeth of each Koruk will change depending on their diet and individual preferences. Koruks that lean towards meat or softer foods will develop more pointed teeth on their jaws and palate while those who eat more nuts and hard-shelled foods will develop stubby crushing teeth. Most Koruk exist on a spectrum of pointed and stubby teeth with few going into the extremes of completely one tooth type or another.

Though sometimes characterized as mischievous or trouble-making, Koruks are actually shy, solitary, nocturnal animals that like to keep to themselves and pose little threat to humans. Like earth’s raccoons, Koruks are most often encountered by people at night in urban areas while they pick through the trash. When encountered or startled, Koruk will awkwardly open their mouths wide and sway back and forth in a poor attempt to appear intimidating. Should the threat not move, and it usually doesn’t, Koruks hiss or bellow until the threat leaves or the Koruk sees an opportunity to flee. While rare, Koruk only bite or scratch when they feel like their life is in immediate danger and they must defend themselves. Whenever a Koruk does bite, the results are usually devastating due to the mixture of teeth Koruks often possess coupled with their crushing bite. Once a Koruk bites down, it may not immediately let go because they seem to panic. Spraying citrus or pepper on its snout or pinching it directly behind the ear usually gets it to release its jaws. While the danger of a bite is present, due to their shy nature, it is not uncommon for citizens to gently pick up a Koruk to move it or gently push it out of the way to remove it from their trash.

During their mating season at the end of winter, male Koruks (which are identified by their larger sagittal crest) emit clicking sounds that female Koruks will respond to. Once the two have met, they partake in “foreplay” by rearing onto their back legs, clasping their primary and secondary limbs together, and swaying together for a few seconds before pressing together and mating. Once mated the two will go their separate ways to find more partners to mate with. Females carry their fertilized eggs for up to five days before laying her clutch of four to seven eggs within her den, which is usually a tree, hovel, or other place, letting them incubate for sixty-three days before they hatch. Once hatched they will be left in the den for the first month of their lives under the care of their mother before leaving the nest and fending for themselves. In the wild, Koruks can live up to seven years of age, while those under expert care can live up to twenty years in rare cases.

While considered a nuisance by most, Koruks have been known to become ‘habituated’ with people, usually from those giving them snacks. Causing the Koruk to settle around their home. The benefit of a home Koruk is that they deal with garden variety pests commonly found in their yard. People have also kept Koruks as pets by purchasing one while it’s still a hatchling. They are not the best pets, however, since they have a habit of getting into shelves for food and they have to be trained out of the natural nocturnal proclivities in order to be interacted with. Koruks have also been used as an indicator species of sorts since places with dangerous predators usually pick off Koruks first.

[ranzelleslair]

Pokemon costume :)

[kokohaku]

My character Hugo

[goyejo]

Dragon’s Playground!

One of my all time favorite pieces I did in 2024, omg it was such a fun assignment. Combining Highlights inspired illustrated spreads with goofy dragons felt great from start to finish.

[marywoodartdept]

Foundation Exhibit 2023

Marywood's Art Dept is kicking off the 23/24 school year by unveiling their 2023 Foundation Year Exhibit with an Opening Reception on Wed Sept 6, 2023 from 3-5pm. This event is FREE and open to the public. See you there! #MarywoodArt #FounationExhibition

This semester we are kicking off the school year with the Art Department’s Foundation Year Exhibit on campus! The gallery’s Opening Reception will be happening on Wednesday, September 6, 2023 from 3-5pm. The exhibit will be in the Kresge Gallery (#12 on this campus map) located on the first floor of the Insalaco Center for Studio Arts at Marywood University. OPENING RECEPTIONWed, Sept 6, 2023 @…

[luchia-a]

Haven’t posted in awhile

It’s already fall 🍂🍁🎃

[squeakadeeks]

design for a hunter wizard cosplay concept! two fold an idea for a fionna and cake version of huntress wizard and then embellishing the design for a full scale cosplay too.

i'm still trying to reconcile the fact that huntress wizard is actually mostly purple and mustard yellow because one of the biggest reasons i was looking at them is i really want to make something green...i also associate them more with green so ?? ???? i may just go off roading and green boost the cosplay anyway

[artstationable]

Hue Teo

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[uselessalexis165]

some more trios with pink, blue and green color schemes 🩷💙💚