#AND THE UTTER FUCKING CHAOS OF A REAPER WOLF COMING AFTER A KITTY WITH NO REMORSE AND DOUBLE GODDAMN SCYTHES!!!!!

[everyday-is-brighter-with-you]

FUCKING

[ GIF description: From the Grim Adventures of Billy And Mandy. Grim smiles in an unhinged manner as he slashes his scythe back and forth, flames blazing against a black BG. End ID]

FANGIRL SCREAMING RIGHT NOW

🎶 🎵 OH DEATH OH DEATH PLEASE GIVE ME TIME TO REASON WITH YOU

WONT YOU SPARE ME OVER TILL ANOTHER YEAR

ILL DIM YOUR EYES SO YOU CANT SEE

THIS VERY HOUR NOW COME WITH ME 🎶 🎵 ( music note emojis)

( Plaintext: Fucking

Fangirl screaming right now

(Music note emojis)🎵🎶 Oh Death Oh Death Please give me time to reason with you

Won't you spare me over till another year

I'll dim your eyes so you can't see

This very hour now come with me 🎵🎶 )

“I know I can never defeat you Lobo, but I will never stop fighting for this life.”

[ID: A digital Persian Miniature styled art of Death and Puss In Boots’ final battle on the Wishing Star from the movie Puss In Boots: The Last Wish. The background is a blue with darker cracked textures signifying the area of the star, and the borders are purple with pink and white flame patterns across. Death can be seen raising his sickles at Puss with a feral snarling smile on his face, meanwhile Puss is knelt in front of him holding out his sword as his terrified expression is reflected on one of Death’s sickles. End ID.]

A Persian Miniature-esq styled art of Death and Puss’ final battle on the wishing star. This took me a long time to finish but it was a blast to paint!! Both Puss and Death ended up looking more 3D than what is typical of the very flat and 2D styles of Persian Miniature art, but I feel I managed to capture the energy and ‘flow’ of them well enough!

I adore the use of fairy tales and folklores in the Shrek universe and so I thought the idea of using the Persian Miniature style would have fit along with it, as these artworks were often used for book covers and illustrations. I’ve also wanted to create art with more influence from my culture and background, so I thought it’d be a perfect fit!

This was digitally painted with Krita, did I manage to make it look ‘traditional’ and painterly enough despite the digital medium?