#paint stroke

[profaneheaven]

a mirage

wip I never finished

[thepngpixie]

PAINT

[decor-dump]

[colorsprite]

We got a new logo boys!

[ryanseslow]

Applying a cool green value to a few new painting in progress :) -> process -> lotsa layers

[st4hlwerk]

[kittyoperas]

kirkwall’s finest

[linktoo-doodles]

telephone wires

[xixovart]

yes. my friends have all seen this drawing, now it’s your turn. it is the greatest drawing i have ever made (so far) and i will never shut up about it. or valgrace. thank you fro your time.

[bobispapito]

😛

[redara]

The Lin Kuei beach episode.

(reupload cause i forgot Kuai Liang's tattoo)

Poses inspired from Ye Hao in GQ China June.

[profaneheaven]

TEN NINE EVERYBODY GIMME GIMME MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

college roommates got me in a grip

[shouyuus]

was thinking about it this morning as i was making tea and i think there's a fundamental gap in the advice we give to writers/creators to "first and foremost create for ourselves", bc yes. in the beginning, i am almost always writing for myself. i write all the time, and im sure that artists doodle and paint all the time too. there are things i've written that will never see the light of day and are truly just for me.

and then there are things that i choose to share, because i want to share them. because i'm proud of a story, and want to put it into the world. the act of sharing it is, above all, an invitation.

its me inviting you into a corner of my mind/heart/soul, opening the window and throwing open the curtains and waving, holding up a sign that says "hi! do you like this too? let's talk about it!"

what im asking for is a connection, a conversation. a shared space. digital or otherwise. and the so-called "harm" of "ghost consumption" is not that artists will stop creating art or that writers will stop writing -- no, that's not quite how creativity works (thankfully, and sometimes unfortunately). we will always create.

we just might not be inspired to share it anymore.

[archiveofaffinities]

Willem de Kooning, Easter Monday, 1955-1956

[delphianactuallydoodling]

The Dreamer

[kriskukko]

Sorry if this question is stupid but do you have a special brush for the body hair or do you draw each bit of it by hand? I'm kind of in awe at how you draw hairy dudes.

each hair lovingly crafted, ✨one by one✨