#art evolution

[duckpasta-kamonabe]

2020v vs 2024 quick sketch

(Beware of the 90s OVA pipeline!!!)

[saradiation]

In honor of Karkat day 🦀✨ here’s a video I first shared on IG showing the evolution of the Karkats I’ve been drawing (it doesn’t include all of them, there are way too many haha 🫣 Still it’s fun to see the changes I went through in the last three years. Maybe a few of you even remember some of the first ones? 😊)

[bigbigtruck]

still learning

[cowbell-ghuleh]

Been active in the ghost fandom for about 6-7 months...

So here's 6 months of art evolution shown entirely through Papa Copia's face...

Maybe a bit self indulgent but I think I've gotten better, at least I hope to satan I have XD

More under the cut!

[lab-raised-steven]

difference of a few years and an upgrade in tools get you.

the original pages were done on a phone in medibang and now I have an XP-Pen and CSP, so that might help, lol

[orez-suke]

redraw of an old drawing I did of Yachi from Touhou

[warakami-vaporwave]

I recently posted my new 'Supervisual Sakura' design and figured it would be interesting to show the older 2020 and 2021 versions. If I really like an older design and think I can improve it, I'll remake it. The biggest change in the 2023 version is the illustration, and it shows just how useful a year of forcing myself to spend 15 minutes a day drawing was.

[achronalart]

So I've made another art history video, "Smile! Smile! Smile! - Teeth in Western Art (It's Weirder Than You Think)"

Romans viewed laughter with suspicion, as a sign of low character. They never depicted anyone reputable smiling. And they never ever showed teeth except for scary theatrical characters. Europeans emulating them followed suit in their own art for two thousand years.

And then the façade cracked. And here we are, where smiles are seen as showing happiness and laughter is seen as expressing joy.

I'm a working professional artist and sometime art teacher, and I had a blast putting together this art history video of the extremely strange history of the fashion for never-smiling in historical European art, and how it finally changed.

[jadeitor-art]

SCP-131 💛❤️

3D Blender Studies I did back in 2021, later in 2022 and 2024 being the last one

[ashesfordayz]

The evolution of my V and Johnny styles from over the past year!

[gnomer4]

redrawe

Almost one year ago, artist Ian Mutchler posted a picture of a crate of Sunny D Vodka seltzer. In response, I drew a picture of his character, Ian Jr holding a can of it, along with a drawing of the character Infinite holding a can of Liquid Death Spring Water. I was unconfident in my artistic skills at the time, and I vowed to one day redraw it. That day is today. I present, for your viewing pleasure, Ianfinite drinking funny beverages part 2

(original below)

Character belongs to @theamazingian

Original post-https://www.tumblr.com/theamazingian/716606074565836800/the-grand-ol-usa-never-disappoints?source=share

Obligatory follow me if you like rtvs or bfdi and want to see drawings of that

[tfcocc]

Corrección

2023//2024

[silvermoon424]

Top: 2013

Bottom: 2024

[yingxtkm]

Evolution of my art style, or at least how I draw Sephiroth lol

Just randomly joked with my friend about how I’m inching closer to semi-realism/realism every time I draw this man and I made a collage just to see the difference LOL

[yuri-striker]

Watermelnyan(2024)

Watermelnyan(2023)

[sapphire-heart-tippy]

Evolution of my birthday drawings throughout the years:

I dumped Dio, became a nonbinary masc adjacent person, married his two ex-servants, and an ancient hundred thousand year old superwarrior-

(reblogs are turned off because pre-transition me is here, just a personal thing)

the newest drawing here