#Used Mellon soup art bases for these

[sunfloweraroace]

Digital art is very useful for engaging in hyper fixations because I can trace drawing bases and use textures too

Have this drawing of some hunger games characters (if nothing wrong happened)

[denzartriste]

Was very very tired when drawing this, so i also drew ponk very very tired (Do you think he stayed by Sam's bed in the hospital till the last possible minute. Do you think sometimes when she falls asleep sitting up and is woken up, it's like she's there again. The first time Sam drived alone again do you think Ponk kept her phone on till he knew Sam was okay. Do you think she believed him when he told her he got to where he needed to go safely, or do you think he kept just waiting for a call.)

Ponk is also wearing Sam's hoodie :D

second one is them a bit older, most likely. Gave Sam his fully green hair because he deserves it!

Fanart for @cyrenescreams's fic 101 reasons to live and keep living after that, 2 chapter left before its finished im going to combust

[honeymilkx]

Srry about the vent, just needed to get that off my chest. Anyways here’s some sad Jay art

[garpen]

Pt. 44 Gotham Twitter AU

<<Part 43<< Master List >>Part 45>>

Thank you to @whizb0 for the beautiful DickKori wedding art we see in slide #3 ily 🤟

Art in slide #1 and slide #4 by me using base from @mellon-soup

[acearcane]

Okay, so I drew a Vee and I’m unreasonably proud of it. It’s my first completed digital art piece :)

I used a base (credit: @mellon-soup) for the pose!

[elytraes]

NOTHING LEFT TO SAVE HERE…NOT ANYMORE.

space riders au belongs to @onyxonline with their oc z!

hello i caved in and made ART?? um im very nervous to post art tbh but i’ve really enjoyed their art and au soo here we are. their style is so cool and pleasing too?? and i haven’t made any art in forever so i had to use a base so credit where credit is due: the pose i used is based off @/mellon-soup’s poses just so we’re clear :)

this is a wip! i’m not done and tbh i only had enough energy to do about this much but i hope it’s good at least! this is my first time posting art in a long time. enjoy!! :D

[imtiredofbeingimmortal]

I've been having a sort of digital art block lately whereI can't draw human characters(even though I really need to) and anatomy doesn't make any sense to me at the moment. But for SOME reason, I start attempting to draw the ninja turtles, and all of a sudden, anatomy makes perfect sense. So uh. Yeah, here's Mikey and Donnie hugging because I love the PB&J duo.

Also, crediting @mellon-soup for the base I used as reference.

[queermentaldisaster]

All my LMK art/designs all in one place!

@kk-cats, here you go!

Feel free to use as pfps, credit would be preferred!

All bases by @mellon-soup

[limon-rat]

Art dump!!

(Since I just figured out you’re on tumblr, I figured now would be a good time to show some OC drawings I’ve made using your bases <3)

@mellon-soup

[lalunearts]

Been brainstorming with my rp partner @multif0rmed about a hypothetical mafia au and its somehow given me my best few art days. I thank @mellon-soup for the bases i used for the top 3 images,

and thanks to the random random stock image i used for the final one- these were practically warm up sketches and yet it kept pulling me in to do more

In order from left to right we have The original sketch i did really quickly of mafia ava in a cute dress that suited her

Ava before taking the role of leader

Ava's Current inner circle/Trusted members(you can really tell that I've never drawn brain before-)

And Ava without her mask showing her left eye :)

[non-euclidean-soup]

Hey yall! Welcome to the blog I made- I'll probably mainly post either crazed ramblings or art- so have a taste of both I guess? Bases from @mellon-soup used

[mrsleepyheadfandoms]

Some new art. Used Mellon soups bases and art references because poseing SUCKKS!!!

[ervinafindy]

From hand scratches to artificial intelligence: Andy Warhol who lived back in the grip of Denny Ja

Andy Warhol, a contemporary artist from the United States, is known as one of the important figures in the art of pop art. His iconic works such as "Campbell's Soup" and "Marilyn Monroe" have inspired many next generation artists. However, now the name is again turned on through artificial intelligence technology created by Denny JA. This article will discuss more about Andy Warhol's work and how the intelligence technology made by Denny JA gives a new possibility in seeing Warhol's works. Andy Warhol: Pop Art Artist who changes the world of art Andy Warhol was born on August 6, 1928 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is the youngest of the Slovakian immigrant family. Warhol learned art at Carnegie Mellon University and became one of the most famous pop art artists in the world. In 1962, Warhol created a series of works of art entitled "Campbell's Soup". This work consists of a series of images of Campbell's brand soup cans in various colors. Warhol followed the pop art trend that appeared at the time, where artists took pictures from daily objects and then turned them into iconic works. Besides "Campbell's Soup", Warhol also created other iconic art works such as "Marilyn Monroe", "Elvis Presley", "Mao Zedong", and "Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis". These works created major changes in popular arts and culture at the time and still continued to influence contemporary artists to date. Artificial intelligence that makes Andy Warhol come back to life However, artificial intelligence (AI) has now allowed people to see Warhol's works in a new and interesting way. With the development of technology that continues to develop, Denny JA found a way to bring Warhol's works back in an interesting way. By using AI, Denny Ja can make "digital characters" made based on existing warhol images. This allows characters to be displayed in various poses and places correctly, such as actual characters. This digital work can also be used in various formats such as movies, games, and animation. Denny Ja chose Warhol as the main object of his AI experiment because Warhol has many works with patterns that can be repeated. These patterns facilitate the use of AI technology in creating new work. About Denny Ja Denny Ja is an Indonesian businessman and philanthropist who has contributed greatly to the empowerment of human resources in Indonesia. He is famous as the founder of Diginusa, a non -profit body that is expected to develop competent human resources in the field of digital technology. In addition, Denny Ja also runs several other projects such as Elsa (English Language Speech Assistant), an application for learning English using artificial intelligence technology; and Unpalin, a platform to promote tourism in East Nusa Tenggara. Conclusion Throughout history, art has always evolved through new technology and innovation. The use of artificial intelligence as a new technology provides unlimited possibilities in the creation of art. With a touch of artificial intelligence technology, we can see the works of Warhol in the digital world, such as the lives of the artist himself. This artificial intelligence technology innovation brings the miracle and beauty of the hidden from Warhol's work into the view of the present generation.

Check more: From hand scratches to artificial intelligence: Andy Warhol who lives back in the grip of Denny JA

[garpen]

Happy Birthday Lian 🎉🥳

<<Part 43<< Master List >>Part 44>>

(so many August Birthdays)

Used art base by @mellon-soup 🙏

[freebooter4ever]

Ok art history and current events (ai) rant underneath

So I know nothing about the history of Soviet Union art, and I feel like this was very intentionally done. The general impression I got while studying art at one of the best Art World conceptual art colleges in the US, was that while the 'western art world' considers Pop Art to be 'True Art', the soviet propaganda machine is ignored and belittled as art done for a purpose rather than any kind of conceptual integrity. This shit gets so annoyingly complicated so fast because even to this day not everyone considers Pop Art to be Art, and the only reason carnegie mellon was basically forced into adding this to their world view was because andy warhol was a very hilarious very petty very bitter man who donated a fuck ton of money to the school just so he could laugh at the assholes who treated him like shit when he was a student being made to worship the ground he now walks on.

Anyway my probably very unclear point here is that the saying art isn't Art until someone (the right people) say it's so...is very very true. And in my college soviet art was not Art and was not discussed like at all.

The idea behind ignoring that entire era of russian art history was mostly based on the fact that it was 'propaganda', meaning commissioned and designed by the state for some communal purpose.

Versus Pop Art which was seen as a reaction to the commercialism of the 50's/60's - which was itself a reaction to the threat of communism. The tomato soup can graphic was originally created to sell soup cans. Andy warhol took that graphic and used it conceptually to critique the commodification of art and culture and blah blah blah (dont kill me i actually dont like andy's work i think its interesting as a concept but i also just think its ugly)(i actually really hate the conceit of Pop Art as a whole because i think it demeans the working class artists and designers who contributed to the original iconography of commercials/ads)(you may think im adding capital letters as a form of respect but no im mocking it for it's own inflated self importance)(the fact that an image or object has to be in a museum to be considered valuable by the higher classes who have the money to patronize these gallery artists...but it's identical to an image or object that already exists??? Hmm.)(ANYWAY lol)

So what I'm saying is that kind of like hobey baker, the Art World (caps to mock them for their self importance again) believes that Art is done for the love of art, rather than financial compensation or to survive. Propaganda is seen as the horrifying opposite of this. Propaganda is controlled art. It's art coming from a very isolated culture and dictated by government ideas rather than any kind of self expression. We see this with china too - my college did an entire unit on the tradition of calligraphy and ancient chinese painting. But the minute you start to talk about chinese propaganda art, the Art World doesn't really care. From the perspective of the Western Art World it's like we are supposed to see the communist eras of places like russia and china as being so utterly suppressed that it was devoid of art. I can't name a single painter from that time period from those countries. But we learned a heck of a lot about painters from western countries, south american countries, even when some of those places were going through some interesting political upheaval.

That was a very very long winded way of saying I don't have any basis of comparison within soviet art for this statue. My personal favorite eras of sculpture were the native pacific northwest (for obvious reason), indian art, and mayan and aztec art. I actually find italian sculpture really boring (please dont kill me for this either i blame my great grandpa who supposedly hated the home country, it must be passed down in my genes). So that's where im coming from.

This 'home front' sculpture is fascinating. From a technical standpoint there are a lot of things i dont like - things that i would look at in a sculpture and immediately be like no that needs to have more intention. There's a lot of folds that don't make much sense both in terms of form and the lines they create on the surface of the statue. The strange stylization of the blocky knee that isn't consistent with the rest of the statue is interesting. There are some parts of the stylization i do like - i like how the guy on the left feels like he is stepping out of a huge obelisk. Like he is the obelisk, a pillar of strength and immovable. The stark line of his cape/robe thing works amazingly well. And the way it cups around the statue's body is so good. That one section is done so well that it's part of why the other folds dont make any sense, lol.

But the singular part that really really stands out to me and the part that I would probably be interested in sketching in person? Those hands! Those gestures are gorgeous. The getsure is soft, but with that squared off stylization that the rest of the statue tries to hit. They are lifelike and beautiful in a larger than life way. You can kinda tell that whoever designed this probably had a thing for studying hands - the rest of the sculpture feels a little phoned in but those hands are spectacular. That one hand gripping the hilt of the sword? Omg I can feel that! There's a good chance that this was all intentionally done. After all, the strength of a worker, especially in an era of specialized industry such as WWII, is usually portrayed as being in the worker's hands. Or maybe, as I mentioned, the artist just really loved hands, and absolutely hated faces. Because wow, that's like bare minimum effort on a face sculpt. You know the old joke about like the medieval western european artists whose drawings of lions looked like they'd never seen a lion...because they had never seen a lion? Well i can't say i'm convinced that this sculpture artist has ever seen a real human face. But the hands are great!

So what does all of this have to do with ai?

Well, remember the whole reason for the disdain of propaganda type art was because it's seen as coming from the collective brain of a ruling government's philosophy. But now - and please don't get too mad at me for this either, this is just a half formed thought - ai has put that kind of power into the hands of whoever has an ai image generator trained on the world's art.

Historically governmental bodies and artists tend to clash - right? Like wouldn't it be great for a goverment to be able to erase the pesky need for an artist altogether? Just plug in some words, a 'concept', and watch the image magically unfold in perfect form. This fits with what propaganda believes is the true value of art - the idea behind it. The art itself is just this object, this image. The idea - and the powerful wealthy person behind it ordering this idea- is what is valuable.

Which is hilariously very close to the central values of Western Art World 'conceptual art' but we'll ignore that. (talk to me some time about the exploited labor of assistants to 'big name' artists like that shitty diamond skull dude who shall not be named or even beloved artists like chihuly)

Anyway, we are watching this happen in real time - the people in power in corporations appear to be actively trying to devalue the work of creating art. Corporations are saying essentially that the important part of this process, the part worth paying for, is the 'idea' and not the product of that. This is nothing new, but this form of so called 'artificial intelligence' aka machine learning, makes it much much easier to try to turn artists into middle men that need to be gotten rid of.

Blah blah blah, I'm talking a lot, I know. But I've also been seeing a lot of posts going around tumblr claiming that the root cause of all of this ai is 'Capitalism'. Which, like. Valid in a lot of ways - the inherrent greed of unchecked capitalism causes a wealth inequality that grows until the stratification of classes is as bad as it was under monarchies. But I feel like people being so focused on that being a buzzword for the newest Big Evil to rally against means people are mindlessly not bothering to deconstruct what is actually happening and finding similarities in history when we've seen - not this exact technology and circumstances - but a similar shift in values and thought. We as human beings are so great at labeling things - this is the Good Thing, this is the Bad Thing, that I think we ignore the fact that the actually bad stuff happening - consolidated power and wealth in the hands of a tiny group hivemind dictating cultural creative output for example - is actually really similar throughout history no matter what label gets slapped onto it.

Yeah, i think too much.

Happy Friday! I will return to regular mindless blogging after this I promise. And I swear I'll be up at 7am to watch some russian hockey which historically has been it's own form of fascinating artistry. Yay! \o/ if anyone wants to chat about this stuff feel free to message me though i have been bad about responding to people lately (sorry guys there is one of me and thousands of you :( but also depression)

here is a fun poll for anyone crazy enough to read this whole stupid essay:

if anyone votes for my favorite i will be sad.

Ok let's talk about art and history, and some of the weird stuff I see it morphing into lately cause I have way too much time to think right now and am anxiously awaiting news that I don't want to think about so instead I am putting on my 'i-was-the-one-person-who-sat-up-front-and-stayed-awake-for-my-entire-traditional-college-art-history-course-and-laughed-at-all-the-professor's-jokes-that-insinuated-he-hated-his-job-and-the-curriculum-he-was-teaching' hat.

Actually scratch that. I'm going to post this and THEN reblog it with my rant so i dont have to fucking censor everything i talk about fuck u tumblr and ur stupid autotag bullshit.

[aryaanarorablog]

Andy Warhol

Andy Warhol is one of the most iconic people in the creative industry to have ever lived as well as being a leading figure in the pop art movement. He was born on 6th August 1928 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and died on February 22, 1987 in New York City, New York. Some of his most famous works include; Campbell's Soup Cans, Moonwalk, Marilyn Monroe, etc. Despite his success later on Warhol started off with humble beginnings, he was a son of a construction worker and his mother sold hand made crafts. 

At the young age of 8 years old Andy contracted, Sydenham’s chorea, which is a liver disease. It caused him to spasm in his limbs, while recovering his mother taught him how to draw and its where his story begins. Soon after Andy’s father died but left him a parting gift of enough money to send Andy to college. Andy then attended Carnegie Mellon University to study art, after graduating Warhol decided to go to New York in 1959 and make a name for himself there as an upcoming artist.

Warhol worked in all sorts of media such as; painting, printmaking, photography, drawing, sculpture, film. I was drawn to his work in photography, specifically being his black and white shots. I felt there was something enigmatic about them, for example the photo below uses chiaroscuro to create a sense of mystery. I Like the contrast between the areas of shadow and areas of light and I also like how the textures of his face come out as well as the little white hairs on his fingers. All in all, I think this is a very good photo and I hope to use chiaroscuro in a similar way in my final animation.

Andy Warhol once said “In the future everybody will be famous for 15 minutes” this quote is quite well known, I feel this links back to the decisive moment as well as you’re 15 minutes of fame could be what define you, what shape you, they could be the most important moment in your life. I want to visualise what this may look like and base my final animation around this idea.