#I TRIED REALISM
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ozzietheozball · 8 months ago
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eydilily · 4 months ago
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took a stab at arcane style pearl and etho :J
this was supposed to be a quick(er) study but i ended up coloring it anyway !!! i personally prefer the original grayscale version over the colored ones (especially etho);;
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livesareentertainment · 2 years ago
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Tributes I doodled ( read: struggled to!! ) for a couple SPN Fam attending the San Francisco Con next month. Due to the endlesspostponements, they sadly lost loved ones in the midst of The Great Wait TM.
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damianito · 3 months ago
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Watched arcane & wanted to draw this idiots on the beautiful nightmare of a style. My hand hurts.
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stew-skys-husband · 5 months ago
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Our dearest Tired Brother ™ friend right before dropping out of school
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e-b-reads · 11 days ago
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OK this is an excuse for me to be a little pretentious/pedantic, but I figured others might also want the opportunity to be a little pretentious/pedantic, so I'm making a poll out of it!
My pretension: I like reading (duh!), and I'm OK with a little inaccuracy for the sake of artistry. I mean, there are definitely authors who never bother to google basic terminology in a field, or try to write convincing history (or fantasy) without actually knowing much history...but if an author I otherwise like gets a little detail wrong about some specialist thing, I'm not likely to even notice. Except! If the thing is about boats/sailing. Examples below, but first, the poll:
I'm sure there's some technical mistakes (especially related to boats I'm less used to, like tall ships) that still slip by me. But I've had a couple times recently (different books/authors) where I was reading and enjoying myself and was suddenly twitched out of the story by an inaccuracy. One book where someone was asked to secure the boom after a tack (on a nice 45-ft modern sloop) which already doesn't make a ton of sense, and then she moved to a strange place in the boat to apparently do this. Another where the author twice mixed up jibing and tacking in dialogue (on the lines of "Don't sail to close to the wind or you'll jibe!" At least once the speaker was supposed to be an expert sailor).
Anyway, I still enjoyed the books overall, but I noticed both times I literally had to stop reading a think for a second, like wait, was I imagining it wrong? No, it's the author's fault! So now I'm telling you all about it.
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sualne · 5 months ago
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dead guys
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rogdona · 28 days ago
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changingtidesandtimesss · 3 months ago
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tenyardstowitchyard · 6 months ago
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-Madam, I am coming to you
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n00tuz · 2 months ago
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ART FINAL! + CHONNY!
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I did the forest for the trees as a mixed media project!
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Baby it's cold outside
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enthyrea · 2 years ago
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bradshaw family doodles <3
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gophergal · 2 years ago
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SubScorp Week 2023 - Day 5: Mortal Kombat Legends
"Such sloppy footwork, Sub-Zero. Get up and try again! Unless, that is, you'd rather stay down here..."
@subscorp-week
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sillysymbol · 7 months ago
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blue velvet studies :3c
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myokk · 8 months ago
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cool down sketch of Eloise & now I’m going to bed😇😇
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