#Auart

[hunt3rr4t]

AMNESIA AU-

Random idea came to mind when I decided I should make my own au finally…

No one’s knows where they are who they are or what they are supposed to be protecting

[jasperkitty15]

new art!! Gonna try to post more often!

Here's a new drawing! Touya being the protective older brother is just- y e s- I had a lot of fun drawing this one! Decided to do a colored and non colored version :D (friends suggestion!) and I love how they both turned out!

[wrongsouls-askblog]

Trying to kickstart this blog so gonna aggressively spam the tags

[pigeonwbraces]

Im A LIVEEEEEEEEEE

And back to posting!!!

Here take a Comic of Sally and Jane interacting ✨

[cosmicasteroids]

Completed concepts for my blood god au feat Alex and aimsey!

[askapertureisles]

Hello! Cuphead! How are ya doing?

[Stickler is the announcer!] Cuphead is doing fine! A little disoriented but he is fine!

[umbrastag]

SWL (Secret World Legends) AU arttttt

[gogogogo7]

[mugsyhellcorner]

Little art project i did for my school. Rectangle creature.

[felidaefatigue]

Just a reminder that theres a digital version of this print available as a free download for anyone to print out for their personal uses o/

[matchboxcowboy]

I got into a university art exhibition!!!!! Might win a scholarship :D

My piece titled: ‘when life gives you lemons’ about chronic illness

[nelleandarts]

🎧🎵 A song cover for Lorde's song Liability, from her second album melodrama. This was for the design final project in the summer pre-college program I took at AUArts (Alberta University of the Arts).

The assignment was to make a song cover for a song of our choice in the style of a historical design movement that we'd covered in class. I chose the art nouveau style and focused on the whiplash curls of her hair. I wanted to choose a more dramatic font for the mood. The colours are from a colour palette made from the original melodrama album cover. The character is seen hugging herself and while I wanted a sort of sad, melancholic vibe, I also wanted to highlight the part of the song where she talks about self-love because her lovers don't stick around and about being her own best friend:

So I guess I’ll go home/ Into the arms of the girl that I love/ The only love I haven’t screwed up/ She’s so hard to please, but she’s a forest fire/ I do my best to meet her demands, play at romance/ We slow dance in the living room/ But all that a stranger would see/ Is one girl swaying alone, stroking a cheek

[wrongsouls-askblog]

How did you people get here without Terry firing at least one rocket at you?

We don't know honestly..

HII GUYS!!

I'm just glad we haven't got blown up yet.. Maggie might cause that though..

>:(

[pigeonwbraces]

Hehe silly fun crossover au

Betty getting grounded for being a murderer 😔 she was just tryna get souls for her family asriel style.

[cadmium-free]

Hi there, I found your blog by searching Gillian Genser's name in hopes of finding someone who posts about art studio safety. My sister is an art student at a school with horrible "old school" notions about safety. She asked a teacher to talk about safety and the next day her teacher dipped her hand in solvent and said "you don't need gloves." So I was wondering, do you know of any good posters or zines she could print out to raise awareness to the students at her school? She's already extremely educated on safety herself because it's a personal priority, I'm mostly looking for consciousness raising material, something she could put up in her art studio or leave in common areas. Thank you so much, and no worries if you can't think of anything.

I hope you don’t mind me posting this publicly. I don’t have any resources immediately available, but I know I have a few mutuals who really care about this too, so I’m hoping one of them has something.

If you’re on Instagram and not too shy, I recommend asking @auarts_print_media if they have any resources to share. The studio tech for printmaking at AUArts runs that account and she is passionate about proper safety/ppe usage especially in shared studio spaces. There was signage up in there when I worked out of that studio, and I’ve seen her post things on the Instagram before. It’s entirely possible she has a ton of resources and she’s always been very generous about sharing stuff.

Also just, in general, at everyone, a reminder, please use proper PPE when working with art materials. Do not assume your material is safe because other people are being casual with it. Look it up. There are more fun ways to poison yourself: don’t waste it on sticking your hand in solvent.

[brookesartjourney]

To the People That Raised Me.

I was born in the best possible time for an aspiring artist. With the amount of resources and content on the internet it feels like cheating. Its so important to me to acknowledge that the content wouldn't be there without people willing to share their work, make videos or blogs, and teach courses for free! I know there are so many people that have shared their work, and I couldn't talk about all of them, and don't know them all. However, some people that I truly own to who I am, and where I'm taking my life deserve a mention.

DrawingWiffWaffles (Rin), She did a lot of work in her sketchbook, mostly little challenges and character design. I was so obsessed with her work, I think her influence can still be seen when I draw. There was something in the aesthetic of her work that I just loved so much. I'm not sure how shes doing and she hasn't posted in a while but I really hope that shes doing the absolute best ever!!!

Lavendertowne (Haley), Again someone so iconic! I think she was one of my biggest influences into starting digital art. Her art style is so recognizable, and while her work is so stylized her foundations are very solid. Lavendertowne went to ACAD or (AuArts) being a major reason I considered art school (and have now applied). Her content talking about art school was so helpful in my decisions.

Jazza (Josiah), ugh where to start this man taught me so much. When I was first watching him the content was mostly challenges being illustrative work and tutorials. However his work has branched off so much, working with so many mediums and doing crazy big projects! Such a true creative, always pushing limits

I'm not going to go crazy into detail about my childhood but it wasn't the greatest, there weren't really people around to hang out with. So even beyond the amount of good that these people did for my art career, I also want to say thank you, really to everyone that made content. To people that were willing to put themselves on the internet thank you for making sure I wasn't alone.

I could keep going with so many people and I probably will do another post talking about more artists that have impacted me. As this is just the tiniest portion of people that I watched. (I had a lot of free time.)