#Wood or Composite Wood

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[auden-dahn]

"D-Don't worry about me! Focus on helping the little one, okay?" 🌠 panel redraw of @laikascomet

[eva-birdman]

I'm a little late but I HAD to do @potato-lord-but-not's dtiys!!!! Ahhhh I love Will Wood's music sm!!!

[short666bread]

[m-e-i-n-a-r-t]

Soundwave visiting what looks ambiguously like the PNW

This is the piece that helped me to realize that I hate burning solid areas btw

[bonezaw]

take me back to the forest

[marejadilla]

Valeria Duca, “Composition in Yellow”, 2020, oil on board. B. 1995, Moldovan by birth, residence at Washington DC.

[crimsonglow-art]

The art study went well on the texture and lighting. I would think that it was definitely more focused on the fur and metal. Though the lighting on the curly fur texture is pretty good. I'll have to look at it again another time.

[ursachaotic]

Working on some portfolio projects and I’m really happy with how this sketch is turning out so far!! But haha why is the scary monster crying 😬

[that-one-emo-potterhead]

Photography dump

I apologize for the slow posting, I've been focusing on finishing up my first semester of college and getting that shit done before I can relax and enjoy my Christmas break. Here's a little dump of some of the photos I've taken for my photography class :P

^ This isn't every single photo I have taken for this class, I only chose a couple from each assignment that I liked the most.

Now let's play a game called: Spot the Harry Potter reference! Which photo do you see here has a Harry Potter reference in it?

[int9]

Cyn tending to Gale in Ethel’s Sunlit Wetlands, ft. Harriet the stuffed rabbit. The amazing, whimsical work of @pauvre-lola!

[vodkartoons]

how i love being a woman

i've been rewatching outlander and anne with an e, really feeling the mystic vibe, womanhood and spirits of the night

[aidenwaites]

The best thing about severance to me is the fact that the pacing is so deliberate and the writing/dialogue is so non-expository. Apparently they were people complaining about some of the slow, very wide shots of the landscape in Sweet Vitriol but it's there for a reason!! It's there to draw you in!! Stop worrying about the next time someone is going to be on screen actively involved in a scene and start paying attention to what the show is putting directly in front of you. Think about it as you're watching it. Look for the very minor details within those very long "nothing" shots. It wouldn't be there if they didn't want you to see it

[xpuigc-bloc]

COLOSSAL

“Unearthing Buried Gods.” Michael McGrath

Michael McGrath Summons Symbolism and a Folk Art Style in Expressive Paintings

November 6, 2024

Art

Kate Mothes

From fanged cats and all-seeing ravens to anthropomorphized botanicals and disembodied faces, Michael McGrath’s uncanny works nod to the symbol-rich, flat compositions of folk art or “naïve” painting. His mixed-media works combine materials like graphite, oil paint and oil stick, ink, and acrylic on a variety of surfaces, including wood, canvas, and burlap.

Inspired by the expansive scenes of contemporary artists Peter Doig and Mamma Andersson, and self-taught artists Henry Darger (1892-1973) and William Hawkins (1895-1990), McGrath harnessed a narrative approach in his own practice. “I decided to experiment with figures and storytelling in my painting,” he tells Colossal. He also counts Jim Henson among his influences.

“Threats and competition for tiny vampires” (2023), graphite, colored pencil, and India ink on wood panel, 14 x 11 inches

Populated with an array of characters, from trees with alarmed expressions to tiny, fairy-like black critters with bulbous wings and long legs, McGrath delves into mysterious, emotional tales with plots as enigmatic as they are supernatural.

The artist’s interest in painting evolved from an early fascination with design, especially album covers and advertising in magazines like Spin and Thrasher. “I never had the patience to develop classical skills, so I focused on dimensional and collage work for a while, until I eventually decided to invest more time in painting,” he says.

McGrath’s work will be part of an online group show with MePaintsMe, Slight of Hand, which opens on November 12. In February, he will also have pieces on view in a group show at Court Tree Collective in Brooklyn.

“Monster control, future systems No. 3,” (2024), acrylic, oil stick, and oil on canvas, 78 x 120 inches

“Night float, threat window” (2024), oil and oil stick on canvas, 60 x 48 inches

“Hunting songs” (2024), oil, oil stick, and grease pencil on linen, 30 x 24 inches

“Muppet moon nightmare choir” (2024), acrylic, acrylic yarn, embroidery thread, painted canvas, and burlap on burlap, 40 x 30 inches

“Moon float” (2024), acrylic, watercolor crayon, enamel, and oil pastel on canvas, 60 x 48 inches

“Stories to frighten your children with and dangerous literature” (2023), oil, oil pastel, and acrylic on linen, 30 x 40

“Cat song, moon riot, No. 2” (2024), oil on canvas, 48 x 36 inches

[rainbowsandwhumperflies]

will you all pretty please peer review the title of an essay I'm writing? it's about Into The Woods and specifically why the baker's wife cheats on him. the title is: A Baker, His Wife, and a Prince Walk Into a Bar(k)"

I need to turn this in within the next hour so please form judgemental opinions quickly and tell me if I should change it

[joostmarkerink]