#illustration roundup

[kayleerowena]

mini haunted house roundup of some of my faves!

get these illustrations and more in the HAUNTS artbook, funding on kickstarter until april 19th!

[itsc]

2022 MDZS/CQL paintings! except for the two square ones (which are on cold press paper), these are all gouache paint on the backs of postcards.

[daily-dragon-drawing]

🐲March (三月) Dragon Roundup!🐲

That's a wrap on the dragons of March! :3c Thank you again to everyone for joining me on my dragon-making journey 💖

If you'd like to see more dragons from me, please consider tipping me on Ko-fi or buying a sticker to support my work! 🌟

Starting this month, members of my Ko-fi will be able to access WIPs, sketches, and process videos too (One-time supporters will receive this bonus for 30 days)! 0w0

March stickers coming soon!

[bethfuller]

it's still early, but here's my 2023 yearly roundup!

this year has flown by, but so much happened - i went to japan, finished my comic, studied at gobelins, and started a masters degree. here's hoping 2024 will have lots of art fun and development on its way, and thank you all for the love and support :) <3

[tetrameryxx]

Ragnat-zug, terrestrial dragon, the roiling lindwyrm beneath the earth tilling ancient soil. In a memory of flight, trapped permanently in mudstones and sandstones, fossils gleam in replaced splendor. Silts and slides form into layers, forever piling and then eroding. Ragnat-zug embodies these processes– stasis in the short term, and change in the long.

[rampantbottles]

Bella-Louise and Gulch, my artfight attack on @avpol

I really like the colors + light values on this. It got exactly the vibe I was looking for :D

I used a leaf-print overlay (I did with all my artfight pieces actually) and I think it really adds to the vibes here.

[georgiacooked]

DRACULA DAILY SKETCH ROUNDUP- JUNE

We made it to the end of June! Not many entries for this month, but a lot of drama! Good luck Johnny!

[burtonsdoodles]

2023, A year of Newsies Doodling…

My goal at the start of 2023 was to try do something creative every week so I didn’t lose touch with that part of me… I honestly think I wouldn’t have managed to achieve that goal if it wasn’t for the inspiration Newsies has given me this year - it kept me creating and it’s helped me grow in ways I never imagined… I am so very grateful for this show and can’t wait for news of its return to come this year! 🗞️

And to those who have been kind enough to support my little doodle shop this year, I want to say a massive THANK YOU! Your support has meant the absolute world to me and made 2023 into a pretty incredible year. I’d never have imagined it turning out the way it has and that’s thanks to all of you - whether that’s through buying something, or liking or sharing on socials - it is all so so appreciated and I’m immensely grateful! 🥰 So… thank you thank you thank you thank you!! You’re the best! 🫶🫶🫶

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE, here to whatever 2024 might bring! 🎉

[lindsaytimberlake]

Western Roundup Fashion Show, Nashville Boogie Vintage Weekender (2018)

GRAPHIC: Suzy Galazka

[shiezson]

Shiezson Time #2

[walrusmagazine]

2022: Environment Stories

With the climate crisis top of mind for many Canadians, The Walrus has explored a number of different facets of how humans are impacting the natural world. Some of these stories are smaller in scale—covering a bug that can be found in your backyard—while others soared as high as one of the ancient cedars in BC’s inland rainforest. Our environmental coverage has also touched on other spheres of influence, including education, municipal politics, and the world of business.

Here are some of those conversations.

Read more at thewalrus.ca.

[mrsabamiso]

범죄도시 villains

[staff]

Tumblr Tuesday: HallooOoweeEEeeEn (soon)

Funky gourds! Magic! Familiars! Monsters! Trickery! Treats! Spectres! Sprites! More pumpkins than you can shake a well-maintained broomstick at. That's right, it's a Tuesday, we're on Tumblr, and this is your annual roundup of Halloween art—brought to you by your very own Artists on Tumblr, who have been very busy making the spooky season delightful for us all.

@chocolettchoo:

@samdunn:

@eggsdoodz:

@jenniferndraws:

@la-fumettista:

@jengrayart:

@apofiss:

@aubryjoi:

@threegoblinart:

@nkim-illustrates:

@jun-hug:

@rosebdraws:

@doodlesfromthebird:

@charliestar:

@lizmamont:

@gleafer:

@p12lysanderdelanne:

@mynolia:

@tempural:

@inestheunicorn:

@hikki2525:

@littleevil0ne1:

@kikicolors:

[rampantbottles]

Neri! Artfight attack on @nea-art

I think yellow + purple color palettes have me in a thrall dude

[probablyasocialecologist]

It was recently revealed that agrochemical giant Monsanto runs an “intelligence fusion center” to compile information on and conduct disinformation and harassment campaigns against journalists and activists who threaten the company’s financial interests through their research or organizing. “Fusion center” is the same term the FBI uses for its counterterrorism centers. In just one example, Monsanto targeted a Reuters journalist investigating the carcinogenic effects of the company’s star product, glyphosate, or Roundup. Their campaign included coordinating “third parties” to post negative reviews of the book, hiring scientists to cast doubt on the book’s conclusions, pressuring the journalist’s editors at Reuters “very strongly every chance we get” in the hope “she gets reassigned,” covering up their financial relationship with scientists claiming their product was safe, accusing the journalist of being a “pro-organic capitalist” activist, as though there were big bucks to be made in opposing some of the world’s largest chemical companies, and contracting search engine optimization (SEO) experts to make sure that their alternative facts, their negative reviews, and their various slanders of said journalist would appear in search engines above results showing how Roundup causes cancer.

The above case illustrates how corporations can orchestrate subtle campaigns of censorship, often without revealing their hand. In 2020, an academic publisher abruptly canceled the publication of a book that showed how Canadian mining companies benefited from the genocide in Guatemala, moving in to stake their claims sometimes even before the death squads had left. The publishers expressed fears of lawsuits for defamation, though they refused to point out what part of the book, which received favorable peer reviews, might be considered defamation. And in Canada, the RCMP spied on the release event of a book against mining.

Peter Gelderloos, The Solutions are Already Here

[burtonsdoodles]

INKTOBER 2023 ROUNDUP…

Well, that’s it, another years inktober-ing is completed… 31 days, 31 prompts, 31 doodles - all newsies themed - I have well and truly surprised myself with this one - I never thought I’d manage a week let alone the full month… now I’ve actually got to work out what I’m gonna do with all these 31 new designs… any ideas?!?

Also, with them all now done, I’d love to know any favourites people have!

Otherwise, I want to say a massive THANK YOU to all those who have been following along with this journey - your wonderful support has meant the absolute world and truly kept me going - especially when I felt a design wasn’t particularly strong… I’m so so grateful and appreciative of you all, thank you!!! 🙏🥰🫶

And with that… INKTOBER COMPLETED ✔️

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